FACT CHECK: Imposible ang 1.7 milyong toneladang Marcos gold sa China

FactCheck: Ayon sa tala, nasa 205,238 toneladang ginto pa lamang ang namimima sa tanang kasaysayan. FactsFirstPH

Isa sa mga agenda ni Pangulong Ferdinand Marcos Jr. sa kanyang biyahe sa China ngayong Enero ang 1,715,000 metric tons ng ginto na umano’y idineposito ni dating pangulong Ferdinand E. Marcos sa nasabing bansa.

Sa isang video na pinamagatang “GRABE NAKAKALULANG MARCOS ACCOUNT SA BEIJING CHINA ISUSUNOD NA NI PANGULONG BONGBONG MARCOS?” ay ipinakita ang isang sertipikasyon umano ng pagdedeposito ni dating pangulong Marcos ng isang milyong toneladang ginto sa China. Ang nasabing dokumento ay ipinakita rin sa thumbnail ng video na may tekstong “GRABE NAKALULULA MARCOS ACCOUNT SA BEIJING CHINA ISUSUNOD NA.

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