CLAIM: Ang anti-illegal drugs campaign ng administrasyon ni Marcos Jr. ay hindi naging madugo
RATING: HINDI TOTOO
Sa kaniyang ikatlong State of the Nation Address o SONA, maling iniyabang ni Pangulong Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. na hindi nagging marahas o madugo ang pamamaraan ng kanyang administrasyon sa drug war.
Ang pahayag na ito ay nagpapakita ng pagpapabuti kumpara sa kampanya sa droga ng kanyang predecessor na tinamaan ng mga akusasyon ng malubhang paglabag sa karapatang pantao.
Gayunpaman, iniulat ng Dahas (isang multisectoral na proyekto ng University of the Philippines Third World Studies Center na nagbibilang ng mga drug-related killings sa bansa) na mayroong 727 na pagkamatay sa ilalim ng administrasyon ni Marcos hanggang Hulyo 15.
Ang numerong ito ay hindi eksaktong tumutugma sa kanyang pahayag na ang “extermination is never a part” ng kampanya ng kanyang administrasyon laban sa illegal na droga.
Ipinapakita nito na patuloy na nahihirapan and administrasyong Marcos Jr. na iwan ang marahas na pamana ng kanyang estranged ally, dating Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte, na nahaharap sa pagsasakdal ng International Criminal Court para sa higit sa 12,000 na napatay umano sa ilalim ng kanyang “War on Drugs.” Hurt Allauigan
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