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  • ‘80% of Pinoys unhappy
    with GMA’s work’
     
    By A. Tiemsin Jr.

    FOUR in every five Filipinos are not satisfied with how President Arroyo performed in the last three months, according to the latest study of independent think tank Ibon Foundation Inc.

    The study showed that the President’s net satisfaction rating—the difference between the percentage of satisfied and unsatisfied responses—dropped further by 10 percentage points to -74 in April from net -64 in January.

    Ibon executive editor Rosario Bella Guzman said in a statement that the latest net-satisfaction rating is among the lowest for the President in four years. In April 2004, before the presidential elections which Arroyo promised not to join, her net rating stood at -30.

    Ibon’s survey, which has a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percent, found that 81.67 percent of 1,495 respondents are not satisfied with the Chief Executive’s performance until April.

    Over the past three months her administration continued to be hounded by corruption issues, with the situation made worse by a record 8.3-percent inflation rate, the highest since May 2005.

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