A spokesman for Philippine presidential race front-runner Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said Tuesday that his Facebook account was suspended the previous day for not following the company's community standards.The suspension came as Meta Platforms Inc., the operator of Facebook, said it has removed over 400 accounts, pages and groups in the Philippines that violated their community standards, calling their content "harmful" to the May 9 Philippine presidential election.But the spokesman, Vic Rodriguez, said in a statement that Meta suspended his account, claiming, "This action is censorship of the h…READ FULL ARTICLE