CLAIM: Binalewala umano ni US President Donald Trump sina Philippine President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. at First Lady Liza Araneta Marcos sa libing ng yumaong papa.
RATING: HINDI TOTOO
Isang pro-Duterte na vlogger ang maling nag-angkin na binalewala umano ni US President Donald Trump sina Pangulong Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos at Unang Ginang Liza Marcos sa Misa ng libing ng yumaong Papa na ginanap sa Vatican.
Sa Facebook page ng vlogger, ipinakita ang pinagsama-samang footage mula sa libing ni Pope Francis kung saan makikitang nakikipag-ugnayan si Trump sa iba’t ibang mga pinuno ng mundo.
May nakalagay na teksto sa video na nagsasabing, “PRES. TRUMP, dinedma [sic] ang mag-asawang vangag [sic].”
Sa opisyal na Facebook page ng Presidential Communications Office (PCO), nag-post sila ng mga larawan kung saan makikita si Trump na sandaling nakipag-ugnayan sa mag-asawang Marcos bago magsimula ang Misa.
Nag-upload din si Liza Marcos ng video sa kanyang Facebook na tampok ang mga highlight ng kanilang working visit, kabilang ang mga kuha ni Bongbong habang nakikipagkamay kay Trump at nakikipagkita sa iba’t ibang pandaigdigang lider.
Naganap ang interaksyon nina Trump at Marcos Jr. bago ang isinumiteng edited na ulat ng vlogger.
Sa kasalukuyan, nakapagtala na ang naturang Facebook post ng mahigit 555,000 views, 10,200 reactions, 2,200 comments, at 1,800 shares. Michael Hermoso – Bautista
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