A Momentum Research survey has revealed that only 13% of Filipinos are closely following the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte. The findings indicate a significant lack of public engagement in one of the country’s most consequential political proceedings. The survey, conducted nationwide, shows that the majority of respondents are not actively monitoring the trial. Analysts say this could reflect public confusion or disinterest, potentially weakening the trial’s democratic impact. The low engagement rate has prompted discussions about how to make political processes more accessible to the average Filipino.
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