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Checked by Vera Files3 Jun 2021PhilippinesFilipino
Harry Roque

“Nagboluntaryo si Vice President Leni Robredo na sumama kay Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte sa isang infomercial upang makatulong na mapalakas ang kumpiyansa ng publiko sa bakuna laban sa COVID-19.”

Vera Files rated this: Hindi totoo

Vera Files says: Taliwas sa pahayag ni Palace Spokesman Harry Roque, si Robredo ay hindi nagboluntaryo, ngunit nagpahayag lamang ng kahandaan na lumabas sa isang COVID-19 infomercial kasama si Duterte bilang tugon sa panukala ni Sen. Jo…

Checked by Vera Files3 Jun 2021PhilippinesHealth
Harry Roque

“Vice President Leni Robredo volunteered to appear with President Rodrigo Duterte in an infomercial to help boost public confidence in the vaccine against the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19).”

Vera Files rated this: False

Vera Files says: Contrary to the claim of Palace Spokesman Harry Roque, Vice President Leni Robredo did not volunteer but only expressed willingness to appear in a COVID-19 vaccine infomercial with President Duterte in response to a pro…

Checked by Vera Files27 May 2021PhilippinesFilipino
Rosario Manalo, People's Television (PTV) News

“Ang hindi paglahok ng China ay nagtanggal ng legal status sa arbitration proceedings sa Permanent Court of Arbitration sa kaso ng Pilipinas laban sa China tungkol sa hidwaan sa South China Sea.”

Vera Files rated this: Nakaliligaw

Vera Files says: Ang sadya na hindi pakikilahok ng China sa proceedings ay hindi naging hadlang sa arbitral tribunal — na hinirang alinsunod sa UNCLOS — sa pagdinig at pagbibigay ng hatol sa kasong isinampa ng Pilipinas. Tulad ng nakasa…

Trixie Cruz-Angeles, Ahmed Paglinawan

“China's nonparticipation delegitimized the arbitration proceedings in the Permanent Court of Arbitration on the Philippines' case against China over the South China Sea maritime dispute.”

Vera Files rated this: Misleading

Vera Files says: China’s deliberate nonparticipation in the proceedings did not hamper the arbitral tribunal — appointed in accordance with UNCLOS — from hearing and rendering judgment on the case filed by the Philippines. As stated in …