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Filipinos divided on South China Sea strategy amid China tensions

A recent survey indicates that Filipinos are nearly evenly split on how the Marcos administration is handling the South China Sea dispute with China. While a significant majority, nearly 75%, prefer diplomatic solutions over confrontation, escalating rhetoric between Manila and Beijing could jeopardize this approach. The survey, conducted by Momentum Research, revealed that 45.2% of respondents found the administration effective in managing tensions, while 45% disagreed. AI

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Raissa Robles ·

    Filipinos split on Marcos’ South China Sea handling amid row over Jing Quan’s remarks

    Filipinos are almost evenly divided over the Marcos administration’s handling of the maritime dispute with China, even as nearly three in four favour diplomacy over confrontation, according to a new survey. That preference has taken on added significance after recent remarks by C…