Satisfaction with the Aquino administration rises in the third quarter of 2015. According to the Third Quarter of 2015 survey of Social Weather Stations (SWS), the results shows gross satisfaction with the national administration rising from 55% last June to 59%, and dissatisfaction falling from 24% to 22%.
[Released on October 13, 2015]
We welcome the latest results of the Third Quarter 2015 Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey, which shows gross satisfaction with the national administration rising from 55% last June to 59%, and dissatisfaction falling from 24% to 22%. This follows a succession of positive news about the administration, including reform-led improvements in our country’s ratings in the World Economic Forum (WEF) Global Competitiveness Report and the World Bank’s Worldwide Governance Indicators (WGI) report. Compared to other administrations, the Aquino government has enjoyed historically high satisfaction ratings—the highest, in fact, in the recorded history of the SWS.
These positive results reaffirm our platform rooted in service and integrity—one that pursues widespread reform and ensures that the benefits of progress reach all Filipinos, regardless of their location, profession, or status in life. This is what we call inclusive growth. This is what we call Daang Matuwid.
With the 2016 referendum on Daang Matuwid coming up, it will once again be time for us to choose our collective destiny: whether we will return to an abusive system or together take Daang Matuwid to the next level.
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Statement of Presidential Spokesperson Edwin Lacierda
On the Third Quarter 2015 SWS Survey on the National Administration[Released on October 13, 2015]
We welcome the latest results of the Third Quarter 2015 Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey, which shows gross satisfaction with the national administration rising from 55% last June to 59%, and dissatisfaction falling from 24% to 22%. This follows a succession of positive news about the administration, including reform-led improvements in our country’s ratings in the World Economic Forum (WEF) Global Competitiveness Report and the World Bank’s Worldwide Governance Indicators (WGI) report. Compared to other administrations, the Aquino government has enjoyed historically high satisfaction ratings—the highest, in fact, in the recorded history of the SWS.
These positive results reaffirm our platform rooted in service and integrity—one that pursues widespread reform and ensures that the benefits of progress reach all Filipinos, regardless of their location, profession, or status in life. This is what we call inclusive growth. This is what we call Daang Matuwid.
With the 2016 referendum on Daang Matuwid coming up, it will once again be time for us to choose our collective destiny: whether we will return to an abusive system or together take Daang Matuwid to the next level.
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