Hindi bababa sa tatlong kaso sa Korte Suprema ang nagpapatunay sa pagkakaroon ng ill-gotten wealth ng pamilya Marcos. Sa lahat ng tatlong kaso, iniutos ng SC ang pagbawi ng mga ari-arian na ito pabor sa gobyerno ng Pilipinas.
Na fact-check ng VERA Files noong Nobyembre noong nakaraang taon ang katulad na pahayag ni Marcos sa isang meeting ng Filipino community sa Hawaii.
In the social media landscape this year, disinformation peddlers sketched an image of Ferdinand Marcos Jr. as a decisive leader who fired errant officials and as a figure sought by foreign leaders for his wealth.
From clickbait headlines of videos to patently false claims, the allegations that he fired several errant government officials, withdrew wealth from foreign countries or that the Maharlika Fund will collate national wealth and pay the country’s debts all seemed to prop up President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s image.
Ang pamilya Marcos ay hindi ipinatapon nang walang dala. Noong 1986, kinuha ng United States Customs Services ang mga set ng alahas, na tinaya noong 1991 ng Christie’s auction house na nagkakahalaga ng $436,420 hanggang $559,630, na dinala ng mga Marcos sa Honolulu. Kilala bilang Hawaii Collection, ito ay ibinigay sa gobyerno ng Pilipinas noong 1992.
The story of Pagcor is nothing but how Marcos monopolized gambling.
A YouTube video made a number of untrue claims about the purported wealth of the Marcos family and the proposed Maharlika Investment Fund.
Sinabi ni Luis “Chavit” Singson, mayor ng Narvacan, Ilocos Sur at isang matibay na kaalyado ni Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr., na ang mga pondong idineposito sa mga Swiss bank account ng pamilya ng kandidato sa pagkapangulo at nabawi ng gobyerno ng Pilipinas noong 2003 ay “talagang sa kanila ayon sa batas.” Ito ay hindi totoo.
Luis “Chavit” Singson, mayor of Narvacan, Ilocos Sur and a staunch ally of Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr., claimed that the funds deposited in Swiss bank accounts of the presidential candidate’s family and recovered by the Philippine government in 2003 are “lawfully theirs.” This is false.
They said they came to collect the P10,000 they were promised every month for the next four years as claimants to their share of the Marcos wealth. The proof of their claim: a pamphlet purchased for P30, extolling Marcos for his ‘immortal legacy.’
