CLAIM: Iniendorso ng PDP-Laban ang 12 kandidato sa senado, kabilang ang mga mula sa oposisyon.
RATING: HINDI TOTOO
Isang Facebook user ang nag-post ng pekeng listahan ng mga kandidato na diumano’y inendorso daw ng PDP-Laban sa halalan sa Mayo 12.
Ipinakita lamang sa post ang numero ng mga kandidato sa balota at walang nakalagay na anumang pangalan rito.
Ang pekeng listahan ay naglalaman din ng mga larawan ni dating pangulong Rodrigo Duterte, Bise Presidente Sara Duterte, Sen. Robin Padilla, at ng logo ng PDP-Laban upang maling ipakita na totoo ang listahan.
Ngunit, ang kasama sa pekeng listahan ng mga kandidato ay mga kilalang kritiko ng Duterte party gaya nina Bam Aquino, Ronnel Arambulo, Arlene Brosas, Teddy Casiño, France Castro, Leody De Guzman, Luke Espiritu, Sonny Matula, Liza Maza, Heidi Mendoza, Kiko Pangilinan, at Danilo Ramos.
Taliwas sa pekeng listahan, noong Abril 12, sampu lamang na kandidato na inendorso ng PDP-Laban sa pagka-senador, at tinawag pa nila ang mga ito na “DuterTEN.”
Noong Mayo 10, opisyal na tinanggap ng PDP-Laban sina Imee Marcos at Camille Villar bilang bahagi ng kanilang senatorial slate matapos ipahayag ng bise presidente ang kanyang suporta kina Marcos at Villar.
Sa ngayon, nakakuha na ang post ng 4,500 na shares sa Facebook. Leigh San Diego
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