As its aggression at sea continues to escalate, China is perceived by three in every four Filipinos as the “greatest threat” to the Philippines, a survey conducted by OCTA Resea
MANILA, Philippines — rch showed.
Across areas, those who see China as the greatest threat to the Philippines was highest in Metro Manila at 86 percent, followed by rest of Luzon at 77 percent, Visayas at 73 percent, and Mindanao at 71 percent). Some five percent of the respondents answered “none,” while two percent identified North Korea, Pakistan and Japan.OCTA also asked respondents regarding their views on China’s impact on the Philippine economy.
Those who were undecided remained almost similar, from 41 percent in December 2023 to 42 percent in the March 2024 survey. Controversial Mayor Alice Guo of Bamban, Tarlac has a net worth of P177.5 million, with assets of P367 million and liabilities...
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