Marcos did not make any official pronouncements about expelling Huang Xilian, China’s top diplomat in Manila, over the water cannon incident last August 5
The foreign affairs department said it delivered a ““The DFA firmly asked China to direct its vessels to stop their illegal actions against Philippine vessels, and to stop interfering in legitimate Philippine Government activities,” it said.In the misleading video, the narrator alleged that Marcos had strong words against China and supposedly issued a warning to Huang.
Since the water cannon incident, numerous erroneous claims have circulated, which Rappler had debunked:
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