FACT CHECK: News graphic ALTERED list of OVP secret fund recipients
A graphic circulating online lists 22 names of supposed individuals who received confidential funds from the Office of the Vice President under Sara Duterte. This was edited.
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Honeylet visits Duterte at ICC detention after more than a year
Pro-Duterte vloggers posted a video clip on social media showing Avanceña, who has visibly lost weight, coming out of the detention center on Tuesday.
FACT CHECK: Video of Sara Duterte swearing in as ‘new’ PH president is FAKE
Netizens are spreading a video of Vice President Sara Duterte supposedly taking her oath of office as the new president of the Philippines. This is fake.
FACT CHECK: Alex Eala’s green outfit MISREPRESENTED as Sara Duterte ‘support’
Some online posts are claiming that Alex Eala wore a green outfit during the DC Open to purportedly signal support for Vice President Sara Duterte. This is false.
FACT CHECK: ICC did NOT reschedule Duterte trial over worsening illness
Viral posts claiming the ICC rescheduled Duterte's pre-trial due to worsening illness are false. The photo is AI-generated, and the status conference was cancelled, but the trial remains set for November.
FACT CHECK: Marcos did NOT ‘confirm’ Duterte’s imminent release from ICC detention
A graphic posted on Facebook is claiming that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. "confirmed" during his penultimate State of the Nation Address that his predecessor, Rodrigo Duterte, is set to be released by the International Criminal Court. This is fake.
FACT CHECK: Duterte NOT set for release ‘next week’
No official notice or announcement indicates former president Rodrigo Duterte will be released anytime soon. Vice President Sara Duterte also denied claims that she said he would return from the ICC next week.
MALI-Ta Minute: MALI-Ta overload sa kasagsagan ng impeachment trial ni Vice President Sara Duterte
Unang buwan pa lang ng impeachment trial ni Vice President Sara Duterte, pero blockbuster na ang MALI-Ta (maling balita) sa social media na ‘di nakatakas sa fact-checkers ngayong buwan.
FACT CHECK: Posts resurfaced FAKE claim that ICC judge said Duterte should not be imprisoned
Posts claiming that ICC Judge Joanna Korner said former president Rodrigo Duterte should not be imprisoned are fake.
FACT CHECK: Marcos did NOT mention Rene Baterbonia in July 27 SONA
A quote card claims that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., in his July 27 State of the Nation Address, asked who Rene Clert Baterbonia was and what he did for the country. The circulating quote is fake.
