Sa 93 na pahayag ng public figures na na-fact-check ng VERA Files ngayong 2024, 40% ang tungkol sa mga Marcos at Duterte. Panoorin sa video na ito ang Top 5 issues na hindi pinagkasunduan ng dalawang pamilya.
Of the 92 claims by public figures fact-checked by VERA Files this year, 28 came from Duterte. Notably, 17 of his claims were flip-flops on key issues such as Charter change, drug-related extra-judicial killings and his political support for Marcos.
Iloilo Rep. Janette Garin misattributed the study, which was actually conducted by the U.S. FDA to test the safety of medicine stockpiles of the country’s military.
Marcos' endorsement of the proposal to focus only on economic Cha-cha did not help the Cha-cha advocacy.
Sinabi ni dating Supreme Court chief justice Reynato Puno na ang pagpapatibay ng ganoong interpretasyon para ipasa ang RBH Nos. 6 at 7 ay "mag-aanyaya ng seryosong hamon sa konstitusyon" dahil ang mga personal na pananaw ni Bernas ay "hindi kailanman tinalakay" ng mga bumubuo ng 1987 Constitution.
Former Supreme Court chief justice Reynato Puno said adopting such an interpretation to forward RBH Nos. 6 and 7 “will invite a serious constitutional challenge” because Bernas’ personal views were “never discussed” by the framers of the 1987 Constitution.
Maraming beses nagbago ang isip ni dating pangulong Rodrigo Duterte sa mga isyu tulad ng sa West Philippine Sea, Charter change at secession ng Mindanao.
Dalawang linggo matapos baguhin ang kanyang pahayag at sabihin ang kanyang kondisyon sa pagsuporta sa pag-amyenda sa 1987 Constitution, muling tinuligsa ni dating pangulong Rodrigo Duterte ang pagsisikap ng administrasyong Marcos na isulong ang Charter change. Ito ang pangatlong beses mula noong Enero na nagbago siya ng paninindigan sa isyu.
Two weeks after changing his tune and voicing his conditional support for amending the 1987 Constitution, former president Rodrigo Duterte once again denounced the Marcos administration’s efforts to push Charter change.
From saying that the 1987 Constitution is “in perfect condition,” former president Rodrigo Duterte now says he supports efforts to amend it for as long as the changes won’t benefit incumbents and the winners in the next election.
