As Pres. Gloria Arroyo prepares for the State of the Nation Address (SONA) on today, latest survey results show that majority of Metro Manila residents believe she will not carry out the promises she will make in her SONA speech.
According to the July 2008 results of the IBON survey, 83.3% of residents in the National Capital Region believe that the government will not deliver on the commitments that Pres. Arroyo will make in her SONA. Only 5.9% said yes.
The special survey was done across NCR on July 12-13 among 371 respondents. It has a margin of error of plus or minus three percent.
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