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Speaking before pro-Duterte supporters on Wednesday outside the ICC headquarters in The Hague, the Netherlands, the vice president alleged that the court's investigation into her father's anti-drug campaign was driven by politics and corruption.
A Facebook post claims that at least 120 countries back China's assertion in the West Philippine Sea while only 13 support the Philippines. This is false.
A graphic posted on Facebook claims that Sen. Risa Hontiveros cited a finding from a survey on early 2028 presidential preference as the cause of the online death threats she received recently. This is false.
At least seven Facebook posts are claiming that Vice President Sara Duterte had said her father, former president Rodrigo Duterte, is coming home next week to the Philippines. This is fake.
At least three Facebook posts are claiming that Palace Press Officer Claire Castro said vloggers will not be allowed to give out assistance to the public without government approval. This is fake.
While President Marcos on July 27 enjoined the nation not to yield against those who disrespect us apparently referring to the insult that Chinese-government controlled media made related to the West Philippine Sea maritime conflict, protesters not so far from the 2026 State of the Nation venue, were burning the American flag and effigy of Donald Trump.
A deceptively edited video circulating on Facebook claims that House prosecutor Chel Diokno admitted that the prosecution panel was fishing for evidence in requesting to subpoena Vice President Sara Duterte's bank and tax records. This is misleading.
A video circulating online claims to show a massive crowd who are supposedly supporters of Vice President Sara Duterte. This is false.
“Sa mga pang-aalipusta, hindi tayo matitinag. Sa manlulupig, hindi tayo pasisiil.”
At least 52 social media posts alleged that Vice President Sara Duterte's impeachment trial costs range from P25 million to P70 million per day. Both claims are false.
