Almost half, or 47 percent, of Filipinos agree that it is dangerous to print or broadcast anything critical of the current administration, according to a survey conducted by the Social Weather Stations from December 10 to 14 last year. | FArgosinoINQ
The agency said that this translates to a net agreement score of a “moderate” +20, which is four points below the +24 in December 2021
The net agreement with the statement fell in Metro Manila and Visayas but rose in Mindanao. Metro Manila recorded the highest score , followed by the Visayas , Balance Luzon , and Mindanao .
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