Palace on video linking Paolo Duterte to drug trade: Black propaganda | Inquirer News

Palace on video linking Paolo Duterte to drug trade: Black propaganda

/ 02:10 PM April 03, 2019

MANILA, Philippines – Malacañang on Wednesday dismissed as a mere “black propaganda” the video circulating on social media linking presidential son Paolo Duterte to the illegal drug trade.

“Obviously a black propaganda,” Presidential Spokesperson Salvador Panelo told reporters in a text message.

In the 6-minute video, a narrator bared a list of principals and their kickbacks which were deposited in the alleged drug lords’ bank accounts.

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The drug lords are allegedly using code names in the list.

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Topping the list were “POLODELTA-TSG01” and “ALPHA TIERRA-0029.”

The narrator claimed that Polo Delta is Paolo Duterte, as represented by his initials.

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The video also tagged Waldo Carpio as Duterte’s supposed “dummy” in the transaction.

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Carpio is the brother of lawyer Manases Carpio, Paolo’s brother-in-law and husband of Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio.

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He is currently an undersecretary at the Department of Agriculture.

READ: Duterte promotes Mans Carpio’s brother to DA undersecretary

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Duterte, who stepped down as Davao City vice mayor is a candidate for congressman of Davao’s 1st District in the May elections. / gsg

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