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Perhaps the most basic valid question we can ask from these Davao Occidental and La Union projects is this: What role do these Duterte supporters play in the corruption mess? Apologists can argue that this may be incidental, unintentional, unwitting.But here’s the crux: were these politicians investigated for corruption under the Duterte administration? There the answer is clear as day – No.
A viral video claims to show footage of a crowd gathering at the International Criminal Court for the supposed release of former president Rodrigo Duterte. This is false.
Hindi totoong palalayain na si dating pangulong Rodrigo Duterte batay sa naging resulta ng isa umanong medical exam ng isang "ICC Chief Medical Officer."
Only about 5,000 Duterte supporters – not a billion people – attended the Du30 Run - Leg 2 event in Davao City last month.
A Facebook page posted a graphic card claiming that former president Rodrigo Duterte will be released from the International Criminal Court detention, citing the results of a medical examination supposedly conducted by a certain "ICC Chief Medical Officer." This is fake.
When viewed together, the legal stalling at The Hague and the coordinated political pressure at home reveal a strategy designed not only to shield the former president from accountability. The Duterte camp appears to be buying time as part of a broader gambit aimed at weakening the Marcos administration and clearing space for a Sara Duterte takeover before the ICC can weigh the evidence against her father.
A Facebook fan page for Veronica "Kitty" Duterte posted a graphic claiming that House Deputy Minority Leader Leila de Lima allegedly said the resignation of Vice President Sara Duterte and her allies could aid release of former president Rodrigo Duterte from International Criminal Court detention. This is fake.
Netizens are circulating a photo of lawyer Nicholas Kaufman supposedly smiling after the International Criminal Court rejected former president Rodrigo Duterte's appeal for interim release. This is edited.
A quote card is claiming that the Appeals Chamber of the International Criminal Court has "reassessed" and reversed its earlier rejection of former president Rodrigo Duterte's appeal for interim release. This is fake.
A YouTube video is claiming that former president Rodrigo Duterte is finally coming home after the Supreme Court supposedly issued an order or "ultimatum" to the Marcos administration for his immediate return to the Philippines. This is false.
