Sen. Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa, the chief implementer of the controversial war on drugs during the Duterte administration, claimed without citing proof that no crimes against humanity occurred in the government’s anti-drug campaign.
In his recent interview with actress and television host Toni Gonzaga, President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. claimed that his family was “never allowed to argue” on the P203-billion real estate tax case because they were in exile in Hawaii when the case was in court. This is false.
Limang dekada na ang nakalipas mula nang idineklara ni Ferdinand Marcos Sr. ang batas militar. Pakinggan ang mga kwento ni Etta Rosales, isa sa mga nakasaksi at biktima ng malagim na kabanata sa kasaysayan ng bansa.
Agriculture daw ang prayoridad ng administrasyong Marcos. No’ng nangangampanya, nangako si President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. na ibababa sa bente pesos ang presyo kada kilo ng bigas. Tinanong ng VERA Files ang ilang mamimili, tindera, at magsasaka kung kakayanin ba itong matupad sa loob ng anim na taon.
In pushing for a bill that reinstates the death penalty for large-scale illegal drug trafficking, Sen. Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa claimed that lethal injection is the “universally accepted” method of capital punishment. This is wrong.
Pakinggan ang iba't-ibang pananaw ng mga senior editors ng VERA Files sa unang State-of-the-Nation Address ni Pangulong Bongbong Marcos. Ganito rin ba ang naisip nyo?
Sa ika-pitong episode ng What the F?! podcast ng VERA Files, alamin ang mga tamang impormasyon tungkol sa mga kalituhan at disinformation tungkol sa arbitral award na nakamit ng Pilipinas noong 2016.
Based on the state of the nation address of then-president Manuel Roxas in January 1948, the Manila International Airport (MIA) already existed. That was 17 years before Marcos became president in 1965.
Should the Philippines fail to produce more electricity amid Malampaya gas field's projected depletion, the Department of Energy's 2021 Energy Resource Guide warns that the country "will face a huge energy crisis." Here are four things you should know about the project.
Six years after declaring a war against drugs, President Rodrigo Duterte sees no end to such problem.
