ICYMI: Ferdinand Marcos Jr. lamented being at the receiving end of widespread disinformation, even though an academe-based fact-checking initiative found that Marcos is the beneficiary of positive but misleading messaging on social media. VotePH
Based on the preliminary findings of Tsek.ph, an academe-based fact-checking initiative, released in February, Marcos is the beneficiary of positive but misleading messaging on social media.
On the other hand, Marcos’ closest rival in the presidential elections, Vice President Leni Robredo, is the “biggest victim” of disinformation, Tsek.ph added.Marcos, however, did not agree that he was the biggest beneficiary of disinformation on social media. “I don’t see how that is. Para sa akin, ako ang nabibiktima ng fake news. Dahil ang dami-daming sinasabi sa akin na di naman talaga totoo,” he said, again without citing a specific instance.
Marcos, while clearly a frontrunner in popularity surveys, is running his campaign on the shadow of his father Ferdinand E. Marcos Sr.’s legacy as a strongman and whose administration had been riddled with rampant corruption and human rights abuses until the Edsa People Power Revolution topped his 20-year rule.
“Maraming nagtatanong sa akin tungkol sa aking ama dahil syempre nagsasagutan yan sa social media… So sinasagot ko, sasabihin ko ‘alam ko ito yung sa aking pagkaalam, ito ang nangyari dyan at ang dahilan kung bakit yan ang ginawa ng aking ama o kung sinuman sa gobyerno nya dahil ganito, ganyan,’” Marcos Jr. said.“Pero lagi kong tinatapos ang usapan, na sinasabing ‘pero wag lang kayo makinig sakin dahil may agenda din ako e. Ama ko yan e, Syempre kakampi ko siya.
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