FACT CHECK: NO Palace order to hide poverty for ASEAN summit
A Facebook post claims that Malacañang ordered the installation of a 50-kilometer-long, 80-story velvet curtain to hide poverty in the country ahead of the ASEAN Summits. This is satire.
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A Facebook post claims that Malacañang ordered the installation of a 50-kilometer-long, 80-story velvet curtain to hide poverty in the country ahead of the ASEAN Summits. This is satire.
As the Philippine government gears up to host the next ASEAN Summit in November, Carmen Verona is also bracing herself, but for something quite different: the possibility of getting evicted from where she sets up her makeshift store.