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He stepped down with an approval rating of more than 70%, making him the most popular post-EDSA president. That was Rodrigo Duterte.
In his inaugural, Marcos acknowledged that he would be “following these giant steps,” referring to Duterte’s successes, but let’s not forget that that the new president also acknowledged that in some respects, like the management of the pandemic response, his predecessor’s administration was found wanting.
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