FACT CHECK: Quote card of Marcoleta for scrapping of noche buena FAKE
Several quote cards circulating online claim that Sen. Rodante Marcoleta is supposedly calling for the scrapping of noche buena because it's just an added expense. This is fake.
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FACT CHECK: 5000 people, NOT a billion, joined Du30 Run event
Only about 5,000 Duterte supporters – not a billion people – attended the Du30 Run - Leg 2 event in Davao City last month.
FACT CHECK: DTI’s Roque did NOT apologize over ‘P500 noche buena’
A quote card posted on Facebook claims Trade and Industry Secretary Cristina Roque supposedly retracted her controversial "P500 noche buena" statement and apologized for it. This is fake.
FACT CHECK: Quote card detailing Duterte’s health exam result FAKE
A Facebook page posted a graphic card claiming that former president Rodrigo Duterte will be released from the International Criminal Court detention, citing the results of a medical examination supposedly conducted by a certain "ICC Chief Medical Officer." This is fake.
FACT CHECK: De Lima did NOT say VP Sara’s resignation could help her father’s release
A Facebook fan page for Veronica "Kitty" Duterte posted a graphic claiming that House Deputy Minority Leader Leila de Lima allegedly said the resignation of Vice President Sara Duterte and her allies could aid release of former president Rodrigo Duterte from International Criminal Court detention. This is fake.
FACT CHECK: Video shows DPWH Engr. Tamayo escorted by security, NOT Zaldy Co
A video circulating online claims to show former Ako Bicol Partylist representative Zaldy Co surrounded by authorities after he was arrested. This is false.
FACT CHECK: Videos on ‘mandatory army training’ for Filipinos FAKE
Two Facebook videos are claiming that all Filipino men and women, regardless of sexual orientation, between the ages of 18 and 65, are required to undergo "army training" starting this December. This is not true and the clips were likely generated using artificial intelligence.
FACT CHECK: Photo of Kaufman ‘smiling after ICC rejected Duterte’s interim release plea’ FAKE
Netizens are circulating a photo of lawyer Nicholas Kaufman supposedly smiling after the International Criminal Court rejected former president Rodrigo Duterte's appeal for interim release. This is edited.
FACT CHECK: ICC did NOT reverse its denial of Duterte’s interim release
A quote card is claiming that the Appeals Chamber of the International Criminal Court has "reassessed" and reversed its earlier rejection of former president Rodrigo Duterte's appeal for interim release. This is fake.
FACT CHECK: Supreme Court did NOT order Duterte’s immediate return to PH
A YouTube video is claiming that former president Rodrigo Duterte is finally coming home after the Supreme Court supposedly issued an order or "ultimatum" to the Marcos administration for his immediate return to the Philippines. This is false.
