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Dalawang maling pahayag ang pinakawalan ni Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte kaugnay ng pagtugon ng gobyerno sa coronavirus disease (COVID-19) at kasaysayan ng mga nakaraang pandemic sa buong mundo.
Sa pagsisikap na ilayo si Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte sa labis na tinutuligsang anti-terrorism bill, mali ang sinabi ni Palace Spokesperson Harry Roque na ang panukala ay sinangayunan ng Senado noon pang ika-17 Kongreso.
In trying to distance President Rodrigo Duterte from the much criticized anti-terrorism bill, Palace Spokesperson Harry Roque wrongly claimed the measure had gotten the nod of the Senate as early as in the 17th Congress.
There are no official records or media stories on Robredo saying such a thing.
Ang pahayag ni Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte na may "mababang rate" ng namamatay sa coronavirus disease (COVID-19) ang Pilipinas batay sa populasyon nito ay kailangan ng konteksto.
President Rodrigo Duterte’s claim that the Philippines has a “low rate” of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) mortality based on population needs context.
It also misleadingly presents the title "strongman" as a praise.
The United Nations High Commissioner on Human Rights (UNHCHR) has called on the Philippine government to scrap “Oplan Tokhang” and to allow an independent investigation of all killings in order to hold erring parties accountable and compensate the victims and their families.
Mula sa pagmamalaking "hindi kailangan" ng Pilipinas ang United States para "mabuhay bilang isang bansa," si Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte, sa pamamagitan ng kanyang secretary of foreign affairs, ay nagdesisyon na ipagpaliban muna ng hindi bababa sa anim na buwan ang pagwawakas ng Visiting Forces Agreement (VFA) dahil sa mga "pampulitika at iba pang mga kaganapan sa rehiyon" sa kasalukuyan.
From stressing that the Philippines “did not need” the United States to “survive as a nation,” President Rodrigo Duterte, through his foreign affairs secretary, is now citing “political and other developments in the region” to delay by at least six months the termination of the Visiting Forces Agreement (VFA).