FACT CHECK: Can ‘poor’ Duterte have P5B bank deposits?
Former president Rodrigo Duterte once again claimed he is not rich. Less than two hours later, he said he worked hard and could possibly have accumulated P5 billion.
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Former president Rodrigo Duterte once again claimed he is not rich. Less than two hours later, he said he worked hard and could possibly have accumulated P5 billion.
A YouTube video falsely claims former senator Antonio Trillanes IV was sentenced by the Supreme Court for presenting "spurious" bank documents of former president Rodrigo Duterte.
Nang tanungin tungkol sa mga partikular na “high-value” na biktima ng extrajudicial killings na iniuugnay sa drug war, nagbigay si Duterte ng iba't ibang dahilan para iiwas ang sarili sa mga kaso.
When asked about specific “high-value” victims of extrajudicial killings attributed to the drug war, Duterte gave various reasons distancing himself from the cases.
A YouTube video is claiming the Light Rail Transit Line 1 (LRT-1) Cavite Extension is a legacy of the Duterte administration. This is misleading.
Nang pilitin ng mga mambabatas si Rodrigo Duterte na pirmahan ang waiver para buksan ang kanyang mga bank account para sa pagsusuri habang nagpapatuloy ang pagdinig, nagsimulang magbigay ng iba't ibang kondisyon ang dating pangulo.
When lawmakers pressed Rodrigo Duterte to sign the waiver to open his bank accounts for scrutiny while the hearing was going on, the former president started giving various conditions.
A TikTok video falsely claiming that Sen. Risa Hontiveros walked out of the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee hearing on the previous administration's drug war after a heated exchange with ex- president Rodrigo Duterte.
A viral quote card falsely claimed that fictional movie character Nicholas "Nick" Fury praised former president Rodrigo Duterte.
In the course of Duterte’s endless lying, sometimes his mind trips and he blurts out the truth, such as when he said during the quadcom hearing that it is not impossible for his bank accounts to now hold even P5 billion