VERA FILES FACT CHECK: Duterte claim ‘no abuses’ in Mindanao martial law FALSE
President Rodrigo Duterte’s claim that martial law in Mindanao “ended without abuses” runs contrary to reports from different human rights watchdogs and advocacy groups.
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VERA FILES FACT CHECK: Sa unang talumpati sa 2019, Duterte inulit ang maling pahayag tungkol sa mga bagyo sa Mindanao
Maraming bagyo kabilang ang pinakamatinding tumama sa bansa na hindi pa natatagalan ay winasak ang Mindanao, salungat sa pahayag ni Duterte.
VERA FILES FACT CHECK: In first 2019 speech, Duterte repeats false claim about typhoons in Mindanao
'Mindanao does not suffer any serious calamities,' he said.
VERA FILES FACT CHECK: Duterte mali sa sinabing hindi tinatamaan ng bagyo ang Mindanao
Nagbitaw ng maling pahayag si Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte na ang Mindanao ay hindi tinatamaan ng mapaminsalang mga bagyo.
Duterte: Maute group committed act of rebellion in Marawi City
President Rodrigo Duterte has called the clashes in Marawi City between the Maute group and government forces an act of rebellion, which is one of the justifications for the imposition of Martial Law and the suspension of the writ of habeas corpus under the Constitution.
Is that so? Duterte on a ‘not-so-all-out’ war against Abu Sayyaf
TO PRESIDENT Rodrigo Duterte, they’re thugs to be stamped out. Or so he sometimes says. “There is no redeeming factor or reason for me to sit down and talk with criminals. Pareho lang rin ‘yan sa droga.” Duterte described the Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) this way, during the mass oath- taking of his appointees in Malacanang,
Is that so? Duterte unclear on BBL
STATEMENT: In his first state of the nation address Monday, President Rodrigo Duterte, digressing from a prepared speech, talked about the peace process in Mindanao and the Bangsamoro Basic Law (BBL). Duterte said: “Iyong BBL, ibigay na natin, minus the things that you do not want. Iyong mga constitutional issues. Tanggalin muna natin. Ibigay ko yung area .Nandiyan
Asked about Mindanao, VP bets fail to mention already-signed peace deals
By JAKE SORIANO DURING the CNN-sponsored vice presidential debate Sunday, five of the six candidates talked about their proposed plans to achieve lasting peace in Mindanao. No one mentioned how they and their running mates intend to implement the peace agreements already signed by the Philippine government. Sen. Ferdinand Marcos Jr. proposed to “continue” the peace
