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Recent developments on Pulse Asia
A recent Pulse Asia survey reveals that 82% of Filipinos trust the United States to assist the Philippines in safeguarding its national interests.
President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. is unfazed by a recent drop in his approval ratings, especially if it stems from his pursuit of investigations into anomalous flood control projects, according to Palace press officer Claire Castro.
A December 2025 Pulse Asia survey reveals that Vice President Sara Duterte has a higher approval and trust rating compared to President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr.
A Pulse Asia survey from December 12-15, 2025, reveals that 52% of Filipinos support the immediate passage of a law creating a fully empowered Independent Commission Against Infrastructure Corruption (ICAIC).
A recent Pulse Asia survey shows that 54% of adult Filipinos support the immediate passage of a law prohibiting political dynasties.
President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr.'s approval rating dropped to 33% in September 2025, a 9-percentage-point decrease from 42% in June, according to a Pulse Asia survey.
The Senate's approval rating dropped by 11 points from 53% in June to 42% in late September, while the House of Representatives saw its rating fall by 17 points from 47% to 30% in the same period.
A recent Pulse Asia survey indicates that 97% of Filipinos perceive corruption as widespread in the government.
A recent Pulse Asia survey commissioned by We Protect our Seas (WPS) revealed that 77% of Filipinos consider the United States their top ally in addressing Chinese coercion in the West Philippine Sea (WPS).
A September 2025 Pulse Asia survey indicates a decline in approval and trust ratings for President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Vice President Sara Duterte, amidst growing concerns over inflation and corruption.