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Corruption tops Filipinos' SONA 2026 wishlist — Pulse Asia

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Corruption tops Filipinos' SONA 2026 wishlist — Pulse Asia
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MANILA, Philippines — Corruption — and what the government is doing to hold flood control benefactors accountable — is what Filipinos most want to hear from President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. in his State of the Nation Address on Monday, July 24, according to a new Pulse Asia survey. Nearly three in 10 adults, or 29.8%, named corruption as the top issue they want Marcos to tackle in his fifth and penultimate SONA, ahead of all other concerns, based on the open-ended survey released Friday, July 24. Of those who want to hear about corruption, at least 18.9% said they want Marcos to discuss efforts to investigate and hold accountable those involved in the flood control projects scandal, according to the poll.

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MANILA, Philippines — Corruption — and what the government is doing to hold flood control benefactors accountable — is what Filipinos most want to hear from President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. in his State of the Nation Address on Monday, July 24, according to a new Pulse Asia survey. Nearly three in 10 adults, or 29.8%, named corruption as the top issue they want Marcos to tackle in his fifth and penultimate SONA, ahead of all other concerns, based on the open-ended survey released Friday, July 24. Of those who want to hear about corruption, at least 18.9% said they want Marcos to discuss efforts to investigate and hold accountable those involved in the flood control projects scandal, according to the poll. Another 10.9% cited anti-corruption initiatives in general.

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