During the 90-day election campaign period from February 9–May 8, 2010, fake
psychiatric reports on Aquino's
mental health began circulating. According to Aquino, his camp had received information that the first fake psychiatric report on his mental state that was circulated on the
Internet came from the wife of Guido Delgado, a supporter of the
Nacionalista Party. Aquino noted that the supporter's move was made with "malicious intent". The psychiatric report was presented in a restaurant in
Quezon City, during a press conference held by Guido Delgado, a supporter of the Nacionalista Party and former president of the
National Power Corporation (NAPOCOR). The psychiatric report was supposedly signed by Father Jaime C. Bulatao, S.J., PhD, a
Jesuit priest, a professor of
Psychology and a
clinical psychologist at the
Ateneo de Manila University, taken when Aquino was finishing his
bachelor's degree in
economics at the Ateneo de Manila University in 1979, showed that Aquino suffered from
depression and
melancholia, however, Father Bulatao had denied writing or signing the psychiatric report. A fake third psychiatric report on Aquino's mental state was circulated on the Internet. The psychiatric report was supposedly signed by Father Carmelo A. Caluag II, S.J, a Jesuit priest at the Ateneo de Manila University. The psychiatric report showed that Aquino suffered from
major depressive disorder, however, Father Caluag had denied having made any psychiatric evaluation of Aquino. The psychiatric report was disowned by the Ateneo de Manila University Psychology Department. Aquino described the release of another fake psychiatric report as an "act of desperation" of his political opponents to besmirch his reputation. Aquino dismissed his "
psychiatric evaluation", saying its release only showed how desperate his rivals were. ==Aquino-Binay (NoyBi)==