FACT CHECK: List of pro-China officials from Teodoro FAKE
A circulating graphic shows a list of alleged pro-China officials supposedly exposed by Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. This is fake.
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A circulating graphic shows a list of alleged pro-China officials supposedly exposed by Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. This is fake.
A Facebook user claims that 39 Armed Forces of the Philippines soldiers were allegedly blocked and disarmed as they passed through a Moro Islamic Liberation Front camp in Lanao del Sur. This is false.
A Facebook post is claiming that the Commission on Audit received zero funding under the administration of President Ferdinand Marcos. This is false.
Several Facebook accounts are circulating a photo of Turkish police officers, who will supposedly be deployed to secure the Sept. 14 BARMM parliamentary elections against fraud. This is false.
On Thursday, the court named retired chief justices Artemio Panganiban, Reynato Puno and Hilario G. Davide Jr., and retired associate justice Adolfo Azcuna as amici curiae, or friends of the court, to advise it on whether the 16-vote requirement should be changed in light of the nonparticipation of four senator-judges.
“It is unreasonable, unnecessary and against the interests of judicial efficiency, to require an expert report to accompany all forms of open source and user-generated evidence,” acting Prosecutor Mame Mandiaye Niang said in a six-page filing dated Sept. 9.
A Facebook page claims that Vice President Sara Duterte requested a P250 million budget for her travel expenses for the fiscal year 2027. This is inaccurate.
A graphic shows Cagayan de Oro City Mayor Rolando "Klarex" Uy visiting former House Speaker Martin Romualdez on hospital arrest. This is fake and AI-generated.
A video of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. supposedly singing about the Manila flooding has been circulating online. This is fake and was generated using artificial intelligence.
At least 23 posts by various Facebook pages, including those that are pro-Duterte, posted photos claiming to show that rows of police officers have supposedly surrounded the residence of Vice President Sara to serve a warrant of arrest. This is not true.