+ Follow ANTONIO TUJAN JR. Tag
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[Title] => Most Pinoys still oppose Charter change, says survey
[Summary] => Most lawmakers may be looking forward to amending the Constitution next year to allow a shift to a parliamentary style of government, but a majority of Filipinos do not.
According to an opinion survey conducted by IBON Foundation Inc., 44.5 percent of Filipinos are not in favor of amending the country’s Charter.
This is higher than the 38.1 percent in IBON’s previous survey, conducted in April.
Most of the respondents want President Arroyo to focus her attention on improving living conditions as well as curb corruption during her first 100 days.
[DatePublished] => 2004-07-29 00:00:00
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[Title] => Survey shows Poe pulling away
[Summary] => President Arroyo improved her rating but still trailed actor Fernando Poe Jr. who pulled away from the rest of the field in the latest election survey conducted by private think-tank IBON Foundation.
The survey, conducted Feb. 7 to 15, showed Poe garnering 30.04 percent or 3.96 percentage points higher than his previous rating of 26.08 percent in IBON’s 4th quarter survey conducted last Dec. 1 to 14.
[DatePublished] => 2004-03-02 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Mike Frialde
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[Title] => Most Pinoys feel safer with US forces — survey
[Summary] => Most Filipinos now feel safer with the presence in the country of US military forces which helped contain the Abu Sayyaf problem in Mindanao, according to a private research group that President Arroyo once called a communist front.
According to a survey conducted by the IBON Foundation, 579 of 1,014 respondents are in favor of US troops helping in the fight against kidnapping gangs in Mindanao as against 358 respondents who do not want US forces in the country.
[DatePublished] => 2002-08-02 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Bebot Sison Jr.
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ANTONIO TUJAN JR.
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[Title] => Most Pinoys still oppose Charter change, says survey
[Summary] => Most lawmakers may be looking forward to amending the Constitution next year to allow a shift to a parliamentary style of government, but a majority of Filipinos do not.
According to an opinion survey conducted by IBON Foundation Inc., 44.5 percent of Filipinos are not in favor of amending the country’s Charter.
This is higher than the 38.1 percent in IBON’s previous survey, conducted in April.
Most of the respondents want President Arroyo to focus her attention on improving living conditions as well as curb corruption during her first 100 days.
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[Title] => Survey shows Poe pulling away
[Summary] => President Arroyo improved her rating but still trailed actor Fernando Poe Jr. who pulled away from the rest of the field in the latest election survey conducted by private think-tank IBON Foundation.
The survey, conducted Feb. 7 to 15, showed Poe garnering 30.04 percent or 3.96 percentage points higher than his previous rating of 26.08 percent in IBON’s 4th quarter survey conducted last Dec. 1 to 14.
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[Title] => Most Pinoys feel safer with US forces — survey
[Summary] => Most Filipinos now feel safer with the presence in the country of US military forces which helped contain the Abu Sayyaf problem in Mindanao, according to a private research group that President Arroyo once called a communist front.
According to a survey conducted by the IBON Foundation, 579 of 1,014 respondents are in favor of US troops helping in the fight against kidnapping gangs in Mindanao as against 358 respondents who do not want US forces in the country.
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