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                    [Title] => GMA satisfaction rating soars
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Fifty-five percent of 1,400 registered voters surveyed nationwide by respected pollster Social Weather Stations (SWS) said they were satisfied with Mrs. Arroyo’s performance while 25 percent of respondents said they were not.
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Palace spin doctors, led by Presidential Spokesman Rigoberto Tiglao and Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye, said the latest SWS survey validated the results of another survey for the same quarter done by Pulse Asia Inc., which showed that Filipinos were primarily concerned with peace and order problems at that time.


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                    [Title] => Pag-aalsa balutan ng mga Pinoy
                    [Summary] => NAKAKADISMAYA ang balita na 19 percent ng mga Pilipino ang gustong umalis na ng Pilipinas sapagkat nawawalan na ng pag-asa rito. Ang ibig sabihin, isa sa limang kababayan natin ay sawang-sawa na sa takbo ng pamumuhay sa Pilipinas. Nais pa nilang makipagsapalaran sa ibang bansa kaysa tumigil dito. Ang survey ay isinagawa ng Pulse Asia Inc.


Hindi mahirap paniwalaan ang survey sapagkat kitang-kita naman natin na walang katapusan ang pagpila ng mga kababayan natin, uminit man o umaraw sa US Embassy at iba pa.


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"Economic issues continue to be prime among the most urgent national concerns of Metro Manilans," the survey explained. "When asked to choose the top three most urgent concerns among a list of national concerns, nine out of 10 respondents placed economic concerns among their top three concerns."


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The President said her decision last month to implement the rice subsidy to 1,000 copra farmers actually anticipated the growing incidence of poverty and hunger as reflected in a first quarter survey.


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