The survey results come just a week after the House passed Resolution of Both Houses No. 7 – the proposal outlining changes to economic provisions in the Constitution – after weeks of marathon hearings
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A big majority or 74% of Filipinos said it “should not be amended now or any other time,” a significant increase from 31% in March 2023. .” The survey results showed that 67% of the respondents are aware of the current efforts to amend the charter throughOnly 7% were reached by the public initiative, and “most did not affix their signature to the document.”
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