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Pinoy journos fact-check China’s propaganda
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According to China, journalists covering the Philippine resupply missions in the West Philippine Sea were “manipulating” videos to “make sensational news and project the Philippines as a victim.” Let’s set the record straight in tonight’s episode featuring the Foreign Correspondents’ Association of the Philippines (FOCAP) and fact-checking organization PressOnePH.
Christian Esguerra
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Run time: 01:15:19
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00:00.0
Good evening po sa inyong lahat.
00:25.9
Ako po si Christian Esguerra and welcome po sa ating episode ngayong gabi.
00:28.8
Dito po sa ating Facts First Podcast.
00:31.1
So today is April 3, Wednesday.
00:35.2
Maraming maraming salamat po sa patuloy niyo pong pagsuporta dito po sa ating programa.
00:39.9
Ang pag-uusapan po natin ngayong gabi, isa po ito sa mga topics na noon ko po gustong pag-usapan.
00:44.8
Kasi alam niyo po, isa po sa mga issues na tinututukan natin dito, yung journalism issues.
00:51.2
Ngayon, kung napapansin niyo po, medyo mainit po yung coverage ng South China Sea o West Philippine Sea
00:58.1
dahil nga po doon sa ginagawang pambubuli ng China dito po sa ating mga vessels,
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