Malacañang: Marcos listens to legit concerns about his governance

GMA Network - Oct 15, 2026

President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. listens to the public's valid concerns about his governance, Malacañang said Thursday, following the release of Pulse Asia's latest trust and approval ratings of the government's highest officials.

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