(UPDATED) Taliwas sa ulat ng One News, isang television news channel sa ilalim ng cable provider na Cignal TV, hindi at “walang planong maghain” si retired Supreme Court (SC) associate justice Antonio Carpio ng petisyon sa Commission on Elections (Comelec)para sa diskwalipikasyon ni Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. bilang kandidato sa pagkapangulo sa 2022 elections.
Contrary to a report by One News, a television news channel under cable provider Cignal TV, retired Supreme Court (SC) associate justice Antonio Carpio did not and “has no plans to file” a petition at the Commission on Elections (Comelec) for the disqualification of Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. as candidate for president in the 2022 elections.
Iginiit ni House Deputy Speaker Rodante Marcoleta na nagsampa ng kaso si dating Supreme Court (SC) associate justice Antonio Carpio laban kay Chinese President Xi Jinping sa International Court of Justice (ICJ) noong Marso 2019. Hindi ito totoo.
House Deputy Speaker Rodante Marcoleta claimed that former Supreme Court (SC) associate justice Antonio Carpio filed a case against Chinese President Xi Jinping before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in March 2019. This is false.
Carpio never said the first quote. The FB page spuriously twisted his actual statement from a June 13, 2018 Tempo story.
Kumambyo sa loob lamang ng dalawang araw, umatras si Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte sa kanyang hamon na makipagdebate kay retired Supreme Court Associate Justice Antonio Carpio tungkol sa pag-alis ng mga barko ng Philippine Navy noong 2012 sa maritime standoff sa Scarborough Shoal sa pagitan ng China at Pilipinas, gayundin ang panalo ng bansa sa Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) noong 2016.
Shifting gears in just two days, President Rodrigo Duterte backed out from his challenge to debate with retired Supreme Court Associate Justice Antonio Carpio about the withdrawal of Philippine Navy ships during the 2012 maritime standoff at Scarborough Shoal between China and the Philippines, as well as the latter's 2016 win at the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA).