Mula sa fact check ng Altermidya
(May 3, 2022) – Sa isang panayam sa programa ng SMNI na “Dito sa Bayan ni Juan,” pahayag ng dating senador na si Juan Ponce Enrile na nagsimula ang pandaraya sa eleksyon sa implementasyon ng automated elections.
Nag-post sa Tiktok ang SMNI ng clip ng kanilang interview na may caption na “Alamin: Dayaan sa eleksyon kailan nagsimula?” Sa clip na ito, sinabi ni Enrile na “Nag-umpisa ang dayaan sa botohan through electronic system.” Dagdag din niya na ang yumaong Pangulong Corazon Aquino ang nagpasimuno ng ganitong sistema ng pandaraya sa halalan.
ANG PAHAYAG:
Si Pangulong Corazon Aquino ang nagpasimuno ng pandaraya sa eleksyon ng Pilipinas gamit ang automated elections, ayon kay Enrile.
MARKA: HINDI TOTOO
ANG TOTOO:
Unang na-implement ang automated election system (AES) noong 2010 sa ilalim ng dating Pangulong Gloria Arroyo. Dito lamang, napapatunayan nang mali na ang pahayag ni Enrile na sinisisi si Aquino na pasimuno ng pandaraya, dahil yumao na siya isang taon bago ang 2010 elections.
Dagdag pa rito, habang maraming mga independent observers ang nag-aalala sa AES, maling sabihin na sa automated elections nagsimula ang pandaraya sa eleksyon sa Pilipinas. Si Enrile mismo ang nagsabi sa kanyang talambuhay na ang dating Pangulong Ferdinand Marcos ang nag-utos sa kanyang dayain si Corazon Aquino ng mga 300,000 boto sa Cagayan noong naganap ang 1986 snap elections.
Sa isang makasaysayang salaysay na nailimbag ng Official Gazette, itinukoy nito sa Ingles na “matinding poll fraud at malawakang pandaraya ang sumira sa halalan noong Pebrero 7, 1986.”
Matagal nang naitatala ang pandaraya sa halalan sa Pilipinas, kung saan una itong naiulat noong 1946 pa.
BAKIT ITO MAHALAGA:
Sa lahat ng political record ni Enrile, kilala siya sa paglabas ng maraming pahayag na taliwas sa naitala sa kasaysayan. Inakusahan na rin ang dating senador na “lying through his teeth” o “walang habas na nagsisinungaling” dahil sa kanyang mga pahayag nang walang batayan.
Habang mahalagang mas bigyang pansin ng publiko ang mga isyu sa integridad ng paparating na halalan, ang mga maling pahayag na kagaya ng mga sinambit ni Enrile ay makakagambala lang sa publiko para maituon ang atensyon nito sa mga mas mas kagyat na problema.
Isinalin ang fact-check na ito mula sa ulat ng Altermidya na bahagi ng #FactsFirstPH. Basahin sa link na ito ang buong ulat na unang isinulat sa Ingles.
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