FACT CHECK: NO Marcos order allowing ICC to arrest Duterte, Dela Rosa
President Ferdinand Marcos never made any order explicitly allowing the International Criminal Court to arrest former President Rodrigo Duterte.
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President Ferdinand Marcos never made any order explicitly allowing the International Criminal Court to arrest former President Rodrigo Duterte.
Edited ang larawan na nagpapakitang sinusuportahan ng mga Tsino ang Pilipinas kaugnay sa mga isyu sa teritoryo sa West Philippine Sea.
A Facebook page claimed that Dr. Emil Javier, a national scientist, is endorsing a fertilizer brand named Super Seed Organic Fertilizer. This is fake.
A YouTube video falsely claims that Philippine bet Aira Villegas won a gold medal for boxing in the 2024 Paris Olympics.
The completion dates of at least six Infrastructure Flagship Projects of the Marcos administration have been adjusted due to delays.
Ang mga petsa ng pagtatapos ng hindi bababa sa anim na Infrastructure Flagship Projects ng administrasyong Marcos ay binago dahil sa mga pagkaantala.
Six Facebook pages carried a fake ad falsely claiming that TV presenter Kim Atienza promoted a growth supplement.
Gadon said the "lavish" expenditure for the vice president's security unit could have been put to better use, such as feeding the hungry and alleviating the poor.
Neither the INC nor NET25 has issued any statement on Marcos' alleged drug use, but SAGIP Party-List Rep. Rodante Marcoleta, a prominent INC member, did so.
Several YouTube videos are falsely claiming that the government's PUV modernization program has been suspended. This is not true.