The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) shared on Facebook (FB) a column published in The Manila Times that bore inaccurate claims about the late senator Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino Jr.’s death and supposed ties to the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP).
As we celebrate this year’s National Heroes Day, the issue of who should be a hero continues to kindle patches of heated arguments. Or, at the very least, it remains fodder for propagandists wanting to spew rehashed vitriol against one particular member of the pantheon, Ninoy Aquino.
This is fabricated.
Kasaysayan ng hindi isa, o dalawa, kundi apat na henerasyon ng mga lalaking Aquino ang sinulat ulit ng mali sa isang kuwentong inilathala noong Mayo 24 sa website na News Galore.
A March 30 story by trendstarnewsph.press about the late Benigno "Ninoy" Aquino Jr. taking a jab at former President Ferdinand Marcos' San Juanico Bridge project misinforms.
We checked. The NHCP supports the claim.
Ang National Historical Commission of the Philippines ay sumusuporta sa naging pahayag.
The tape recording starts with the sound of the plane landing and people talking among themselves. “Everybody remains on board,” one of them says. Moments later, a single gunshot rings out and women are wailing.
By LUZ RIMBAN THE photograph is 30 years old, but it provides startling details to an old, almost forgotten story. Taken by a Japanese photographer, the picture came out in the Sept. 5, 1983 issue of Time Magazine. It showed the apparent lifeless body of former Sen. Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino Jr. whose murder on the
By LUZ RIMBAN THE tape recording starts with the sound of the plane landing and people talking among themselves. “Everybody remains on board,” one of them says. Moments later, a single gunshot rings out and women are wailing. “What happened? What was that?” a woman’s voice asks. More gunshots. The wailing becomes louder. Then an
