FACT CHECK: NO 24-hour curfew from May 1 to 15 in Cavite
A Facebook (FB) user re-uploaded an old graphic from April 2020, falsely presenting it as a recent announcement of a 24-hour curfew in Cavite from May 1 to 15.
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FACT CHECK: No national ID, no vote policy FAKE
A national ID is NOT required to vote in the 2025 midterm elections, contrary to a claim on a photo circulating on Facebook.
FACT CHECK: NO ICC arrest warrant for Bato dela Rosa
An FB reel falsely claims that an arrest warrant for Sen. Bato Dela Rosa - top enforcer of the deadly drug war during the Duterte administration - has been issued by the ICC and sent to the Philippines.
FACT CHECK: Crowd did NOT chant ‘Marcos! Marcos!’ while VP Sara was speaking in Quiapo rally
Netizens are circulating a clip from a campaign rally in Manila showing Vice President Sara Duterte before a crowd that supposedly chanted "Marcos! Marcos!" while she was speaking. The posts are misleading.
FACT CHECK: Pasig mayoralty approval rating survey FAKE
There is no Pasig City mayoralty trust approval rating survey conducted and released by the Social Weather Stations, contrary to a Facebook post.
FACT CHECK: Tagle NOT elected pope
Two online videos are spreading the false claim that Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle has been elected as the new pope.
FACT CHECK: NO Meta review of PH politicians’ socmed accounts for removal
A Facebook reel claims that Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg had said the tech giant is reviewing and will be disabling by next year social media accounts of all Philippine politicians. This is fake.
Kaguluhan sa bilyong-pisong panukalang palengke ng Baguio malaking usapin sa midterm polls
Naging mainit na usapin sa halalan sa Mayo ang muling pagpapa-ayos ngBaguio market at maaaring maging dahilan ito ng pagkatalo ni Mayor Benjamin Magalong sa puwestong hawak na niya ng dalawang termino.
Baguio’s proposed billion-peso market brouhaha looms large in midterm polls
The redevelopment of the Baguio City public market has become a hot issue in the May elections and may cost Mayor Benjamin Magalong the seat he has held for two terms.
FACT CHECK: Comelec did NOT misprint numbers of PDP-Laban candidates
A video claiming that the Comelec purposely printed the wrong ballot numbers of three PDP-Laban senatorial bets is false. The ballot used in the video is an outdated version previously released by Comelec in January.
