MANILA (Bloomberg): Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr’s (pic) approval rating dipped last month as majority of the public disapproved of his government’s handling of inflation, according to a survey by Pulse Asia Research Inc.
Marcos still maintained majority approval rating at 78% in March, but that’s lower than the 82% he got at the pollster’s previous survey in November. His rating fell the most among those polled in metropolitan Manila and among the upper and middle classes.
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