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“Liquefied natural gas offers significant environmental advantages over traditional fossil fuels contributing to reduced greenhouse gas emissions, combating climate change, improving air quality and enhancing public health, making it the ideal transition fuel to a renewable energy future.”
Vera Files says: While burning natural gas produces less carbon dioxide (CO2) than coal and oil, climate scientists have warned about methane, which is another greenhouse gas that leaks into the atmosphere during its production. The Uni…
“Suppliers of street food in Tagum City use dog meat.”
“President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. encouraged other countries to attack China.”
“The Philippine National Bank is offering a scholarship grant for elementary, high school and college students for the academic year 2024-2025.”
“At least ten inmates involved in robbery, kidnapping and carnapping have escaped prison in Bacoor, Cavite.”
“The Department of Labor and Employment is conducting online registrations for the scholarship programs on Facebook.”
“Laboratory-grown meat can cause cancer among humans”
“A solar superstorm has caused a shutdown of communication signals in Australia.”
“Sen. Risa Hontiveros has been imprisoned for her alleged involvement in the 2014 PhilHealth bonus controversy.”
“The Philippine National Railways’ (PNR) Bicol Express rail line is “finally making a comeback.”
“Sen. Kiko Pangilinan is stealing credit from the current administration for providing free public Wi-Fi connectivity in public spaces.”
“Former president Rodrigo Duterte denies calling President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., a "drug addict.”
Vera Files says: Duterte said he could have been referring to the use of drugs such as antibiotics or aspiring, not illegal substances.
“Former president Rodrigo Duterte says he does not want the Philippine republic dismembered, noting that his earlier call for the secession of Mindanao is just a joke and a tactic to scare and draw attention to the long-neglected southern Philippines.”
Vera Files says: A month prior, Duterte raised the idea of Mindanao breaking away from the Philippines. A few days later, he said political forces in Mindanao were planning to regroup, with Davao Del Norte Rep. Pantaleon Alvarez leading…
“Former president Rodrigo Duterte says he supports the efforts to amend the 1987 Constitution for as long as the changes would not benefit the incumbents and the set of leaders who will be elected in the next election.”
Vera Files says: On Jan. 6, Duterte said he sees no reason for Charter change because "we have a good Constitution" and that "there is absolutely… I find it in perfect condition; absolutely nothing wrong with it."
“Lawyer Harry Roque said he was '"scammed" into believing that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. would use his “second chance” at Malacanang to redeem his family's reputation.”
Vera Files says: Roque, who ran for senator under Marcos' UniTeam ticket with Sara Duterte, supported and endorsed his presidential bid in 2022 in multiple speeches and interviews.
“Maria Ressa is promoting a cryptocurrency platform called Bitcoin Method.”
“Pastor Apollo Quiboloy claims to have received reliable information that the US government and the Marcos administration have connived to eliminate him by rendition and that a $2-million bounty is on his head.”
Vera Files says: The Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Philippine National Police have denied Quiboloy’s claims about a $2-million bounty on his head and alleged plans for his rendition or assassination.
“Vice President Sara Duterte retracted a statement posted on her Facebook page expressing support and calling for the commemoration of the 38th anniversary of the 1986 people power revolution. Her staff said the statement was mistakenly posted without her approval.”
Vera Files says: The Office of the Vice President deleted a Feb. 25 statement which would have been Duterte's first on the EDSA anniversary and would have been a significant shift from her 2017 statement questioning why the 1986 uprisin…
“Lawyer Harry Roque claims that people still long for former president Rodrigo Duterte's leadership because he has word of honor.”
Vera Files says: When he was president, Duterte changed his position several times on key issues, such as on his promises to curb corruption and rid the country of illegal drugs. Three years into the presidency in 2019, Duterte said he …