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FACT-CHECK: Mga Facebook pages maling tinag ang Bayan Muna party-list bilang ‘disqualified’ ilang araw bago ang halalan 2025

May 12, 2025 | Translated Fact Check

CLAIM: Idiniskwalipika ng Comelec ang Bayan Muna party-list dahil sa dahil sa kaugnayan nito sa komunista.
 
RATING: HINDI TOTOO

 

Noong Sabado, maraming Facebook pages at profiles ang nag-share ng mga posts na nagsasabing idiniskwalipika ang Bayan Muna party-list ng Commission on Elections bago ang halalan sa Mayo 12.

Gayunpaman, natuklasan na ang mga screengrab na ibinahagi ng mga nag-publish ay pinalitan at hindi nagpapakita ng anumang tunay na ulat tungkol sa diumano diskwalipikasyon.

Maling ipinahayag ng page na ang progresibong grupo, na nakikipagpaligsahan para sa isang upuan sa Kongreso bilang party-list representative, ay may kaugnayan sa New People’s Army at Communist Party of the Philippines; na tinatawag din itong ‘banta sa pambansang seguridad.’

Isang reporter ng Philstar.com, kung saan lumabas ang pangalan sa byline ng pinalitang artikulo, ay pinabulaanan ang claim sa Facebook, at itinanggi na siya at ang online news platform ay naglathala ng ganoong kwento.

Pinabulaanan ng isang reporter ng Philstar.com ang claim sa Facebook, kung saan lumabas ang pangalan sa byline ng pinalitang artikulo, at itinanggi niya at ng online news platform ang paglalathala ng ganoong sanaysay.

Nagpaalala rin siya sa mga mambabasa na maging maingat sa iba pang mga Facebook page na muling nagbabahagi at nagre-recycle ng mga pekeng ulat.

Naglabas ang Comelec ng opisyal na pahayag sa kanilang official Facebook page noong Sabado ng gabi, tinatanggihan ang mga paratang na idiniskwalipika ang Bayan Muna.

Ayon dito, ang mga nagpakalat ng maling impormasyon laban sa party-list ay “ginaya lamang ang orihinal na format” ng kanilang mga resolusyon.

Lahat ng opisyal na resolusyon at anunsyo ng Comelec ay matatagpuan sa kanilang opisyal na website. Ang pekeng kautusan ng diskwalipikasyon ay hindi makikita sa website ng Comelec. Hurt Allauigan (Translated by: Zelle Corpuz)


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