Archive - FACT CHECK

Unverified Facebook pages claim that Doc Alvin Francisco is endorsing Healthmates Glow capsules. The medical content creator said these posts are fake and warned the product is "harmful to one's health."

A quote card claiming that television host Willie Revillame called out Vice President Sara Duterte for focusing on campaigning at a time of crisis is fake.

A viral post claiming DSWD is giving ₱10,000 through the AKAP program is fake. AKAP had been defunded in the 2026 budget.

Several netizens shared a video and some screenshots of it claiming that President Bongbong Marcos fainted and was brought to a hospital. This is fake.

A photo of former president Rodrigo Duterte being hugged by his four children is fake. This is AI-generated.

Fictional "Grey's Anatomy" doctors Meredith Grey and Miranda Bailey are not helping manage former president Rodrigo Duterte's health. The viral photo is AI-generated.

Online users claim that the impeachment complaints against Vice President Sara Duterte have been dismissed due to constitutional technicalities. This is false.

A Facebook post claiming the Philippines can now buy oil from Iran is false. The April 2 agreement with Iran covers only safe passage of tankers through the Strait of Hormuz, not an oil procurement deal. The photo is AI-generated.

A news graphic on Facebook is claiming that Vice President Sara Duterte "finalized" a deal with Iran's Petroleum Minister Mohsen Paknejad for the "safe passage of Davao-bound tankers" through the Strait of Hormuz. This is fake.

Images of Sen. Risa Hontiveros doing farm work have been circulating online. These images are fake and generated using artificial intelligence.

A photo circulating online showing the Duterte siblings with hundreds of ambulances for distribution to the public is AI-generated.

A video circulating online supposedly shows Pasig City Mayor Vico Sotto promoting an investment project that promises extra income to the public. This is fake.