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Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr. must address concerns regarding inflation and jobs for the Filipino electorate.

6 reports, 4 independent Updated Jul 27
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Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr. must address concerns regarding inflation and jobs for the Filipino electorate.

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  1. The People's Assembly criticized the administration for failing to address urgent needs of Filipinos.Sub-event
  2. President Marcos urges Congress to pass tax relief and launches joint livelihood programs for farmers and fisherfolk.Sub-event
  3. Concerns over the economy and the leadership of the Marcos regime are leading to skilled workers seeking opportunities abroad.1 source
  4. Marcos addresses inflation and job concerns for the Filipino electorate.1 source

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  • bworldonline.comFilipinos want solutions, not scorecards, ahead of Marcos’ fifth SONA - BusinessWorld Online
  • manilatimes.netInflation, wages, and now corruption remain Filipinos' top concerns — survey
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