CLAIM: Pinag-resign ni Imee Marcos si President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos sa pagkapangulo.
RATING: HINDI TOTOO
Isang video ni Sen. Imee Marcos mula sa panahon ng kampanya ang muling lumutang online, na maling pinalalabas na hinihikayat niya ang kanyang kapatid na si President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. na magbitiw sa puwesto.
In-upload sa TikTok ang putol na video, kung saan makikita si Senadora Marcos na nagtatanong patungkol sa pagbibitiw ng isang hindi pinangalanang indibidwal.
Pinalabas ng uploader na tila patutsada ito laban sa kanyang kapatid na si Marcos Jr., sa pamamagitan ng paglalagay ng caption na: “Imee Marcos pina resign ang kanyang kapatid na si BBM (sic).”
Makikita ang buong bersyon ng video na nai-post rin sa X (kilala dati bilang Twitter). Nakasaad sa watermark at ending credits na mula ito sa opisyal na TikTok account ni Senadora Marcos.
Sa kasalukuyan, tinanggal at hindi na makikita ang orihinal na video mula sa opisyal na TikTok account ng senadora.
Ayon sa website ng Presidential Communications Office (PCO), wala namang opisyal na anunsyo hinggil sa pagbibitiw ni Pangulong Marcos Jr.
Sa isang press conference bago lumipad mula Kuala Lumpur, personal na tinanggihan ng pangulo ang mga panawagang pagbitiw at sinabing walang kaugnayan sa tunay na isyung pambansa ang mga kritisismo sa Cabinet revamp.
Dumalo si Pangulong Marcos sa ika-16 na BIMP-EAGA Summit sa Malaysia noong Mayo 27, bilang patunay ng kanyang aktibong pagtupad sa mga tungkulin bilang pangulo.
Umani ng 36 likes, anim na comments, at isang share ang TikTok video. Samantala, ang bersyon ng video na in-upload sa Facebook ay mas lumaganap at nagkaroon ng 17,000 reactions, 1,500 shares, at 1,300 comments. Zelle Corpuz
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