VERA Files
A Facebook post revived reports about state auditors flagging last month the Office of the Vice President (OVP) under Leni Robredo and falsely implied that she is heading to prison. […]
Two videos with similar inaccurate headlines misleadingly claimed former Vice President Leni Robredo could soon be spending time in jail after the Commission on Audit (COA) flagged her old office […]
A misleading video circulating online is implying that the Commission on Audit (COA) was looking for P25 million “hidden” by former vice president Leni Robredo. Nothing was hidden from COA. […]
Based on its 2014 report, COA created audit teams that focused on the sources and receipt of foreign aid, the release of local funds by the budget department and other offices, the inter-agency transfer of funds, procurement and logistics, and the distribution of goods and services.
Muling sinabi ni Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte na may “constitutional mandate” ang Commission on Audit (COA) na i-audit ang Philippine Red Cross (PRC), isang independent, autonomous, non-government organization. Ito ay nangangailangan ng konteksto.
President Duterte once more claimed that the Commission on Audit has a “constitutional mandate” to audit the Philippine Red Cross, an independent, autonomous, non-government organization. This needs context.
There is no report of any imprisonment as there are no cases filed against the health secretary, although the Senate blue ribbon committee and the House committee on public accounts began last month separate inquiries into the DOH’s handling of COVID-19 multi-billion funds following a recent Commission on Audit (COA) report flagging “deficiencies” in the agency’s pandemic budget.
COA made no such claim in its 2019 audit of the Office of the Vice President (OVP)
A website with a history of publishing false content twisted a recent COA report on the CHR
While COA discovered earlier this year that the multimillion-peso projects remained in limbo, one of the story’s “fact check” sources – a May 20 Philippine Star report – makes no mention of Aquino.