At OpinYon Laguna's newest online surveys

(Part of OpinYon Laguna series for the 2025 midterm elections)

Chaos unleashed

House leaders displeased by Pulse Asia survey on Chacha

When results of a survey do not jibe with the expected outcome of those that commissioned the study, they would naturally draw a loud outcry from the sector/group that paid for it, regardless if the outcome tends to reflect the real sentiments of those not covered by the survey.

Questioning survey results

Despite a vigorous marketing blitz to attract foreign visitors in the country– both by the Department of Tourism and by President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos, Jr.’s promotional travels around the world, Manila – just two points shy from the world’s riskiest city, Caracas, Valenzuela – still suffers from the stigma in a rating done by the credible Forbes Advisor.


Manila 5th 'riskiest' for tourists

With the reported persistent "functional illiteracy" among Filipinos - the inability to comprehend, analyze and digest the information they read online - experts have raised concerns over netizens' vulnerability to fake news and disinformation.

Pinoys now overwhelmingly prefer digital media

Filipino conglomerate San Miguel Corporation (SMC) has earned the distinction of being the only Philippine company to make it to the Top Ten of the 2025 Fortune Southeast Asia 500 list.


SMC ranks 9th in 2025 Fortune Southeast Asia 500 list

Good, that 73 percent of Filipino voters won't support or vote for pro-China candidates in the midterm polls, after seeing how China has been invading, encroaching and bullying our fishermen and government men over its claims in the West Philippines and the crimes (including espionage) of Chinese businessmen in the POGO operations.

Survey: Pinoys won't support pro-China candidates

Survey says UP 'top preferred' among Filipinos

Six Philippine universities achieved recognition in the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings by Subject 2024, earning spots in 10 out of 11 disciplines evaluated.

PH universities shine in global rankings

Notwithstanding the increased household incomes in the second quarter of 2024 because of wage hikes, Filipinos are still worried about their household finances, according to Weihan Sun, principal of research and consulting for Asia Pacific of TransUnion Q2 Consumer Pulse Survey.


Pinoys still financially insecure

TACLOBAN CITY – Eastern Visayas recorded a poverty incidence of 20.3 percent last year, reflecting a decrease of 1.9 percentage points from the 22.2 percent reported in 2021.


Down by 1.9%?

Even without a typhoon— high tides, habagat and steady rainfall during the rainy season– much of Metro Manila and surrounding provinces go under flood because of the changing climate and the fact that many parts of Manila and suburbs are below sea level.

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