Filipinos show very high optimism for life improvement in 2026 – SWS

According to a December 2025 Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey, Filipinos exhibit ‘very high’ optimism that their lives will improve in 2026. However, optimism tends to be lower among older people.

The Social Weather Stations (SWS), a regular pollster on public mood in the Philippines, conducted its December 2025 survey nationwide. It revealed very high optimism for personal life improvements in 2026, though this sentiment was notably lower among older respondents compared to younger ones.

While reasons for the age-based disparity were not detailed, the findings highlight positive public sentiment entering the new year amid SWS's ongoing tracking of societal attitudes.

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Realistic illustration of Colombia's 2025 economic and social challenges contrasted with hopeful renewal, featuring worried citizens, symbolic decay, and community unity.
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Year-end reflections on Colombia's challenges in 2025

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At the close of 2025, Colombian columnists highlight distrust, governmental ineffectiveness, and an economic crisis worsened by debts and taxes as the main threats to the country. While criticizing official lies and poor fiscal management, they call for building trust, social commitment, and education for a hopeful future.

The number of Filipinos reporting a worsened quality of life over the past year rose in the fourth quarter survey by Social Weather Stations (SWS). From 32 percent in September, it climbed to 36 percent in the poll conducted November 24 to 30. This marks a record low for the current administration.

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Almost seven in every 10 Filipinos expect a happy Christmas this year, according to a Social Weather Stations survey from November 24 to 30, 2025. This marks a slight increase from 65% in 2024, but remains below the 73% recorded in 2022 and 2023. Expectations of a sad Christmas fell to 7% from 10%.

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A Sigma Dos poll for EL MUNDO shows that 62% of Spaniards believe there is "structural corruption" in the PSOE, including a third of Pedro Sánchez's voters. Most think the president will serve out the term until 2027 without calling early elections. Doubts persist among his own supporters amid ongoing judicial cases surrounding the party.

 

 

 

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