Archive - Online Posts

A video claims President Bongbong Marcos was astonished by US President Joe Biden’s shocking decision to “arm” the country with nuclear power. This is misleading, the talks with the U.S. referred to a possible deal on nuclear energy, not weapons.

Facebook pages are sharing a video that claims Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle was removed by Pope Francis from Caritas Internationalis for misusing church money. This is not true.

A YouTube video featured a deep-water platform and falsely claimed it to be a mega project between Japan and the Philippines. Not true.

A quote card where Ilocos Norte 1st District Rep. Sandro Marcos asked people to use a more inexpensive type of onion is fake.

A Facebook page has posted an announcement that IKEA is donating couches that cannot be sold due to “minor damage” to anyone who registers with the website it linked. This is a scam.

Several pages posted a fake video claiming Kris Aquino has passed away and that her family is deliberately hiding her wake from the public.

A video on YouTube claims that the wealth of President Bongbong Marcos allegedly totals up to quadrillions of dollars. This has no basis.

It also featured video snippets of a celebrity dermatologist and vlogger-doctors to suggest they are endorsing Hairtech.

A Filipino doctor endorsing a mineral drops product claims pork fat intake does not cause hypertension. This needs context.

The video omitted a part of a news clip which stated that lower-priced rice is available only in certain places at specific times.

A video falsely claimed the dismissal of the case against suspended BuCor chief Gerald Bantag regarding the death of Percy Lapid.

A Facebook page posted a video claiming Kris Aquino has died and that her remains were on their way back to the Philippines. It is a hoax. 

Some posts are making it appear that BuCor OIC Gregorio Catapang has given persons deprived of liberty permission for the free use of mobile gadgets.

A blog claims President Bongbong Marcos ordered the junking of the subpoena issued to suspended BuCor chief Gerald Bantag. This is not true. 

A Facebook page made it look like dermatologist Vicki Belo is promoting a product called Angel Underarm Whitening Serum. This is fake. 

A YouTube video falsely claims suspended BuCor chief Gerald Bantag has been absolved from the murder of former broadcaster Percy Lapid.

A video falsely claims President Marcos appointed former spokesperson Harry Roque to replace Boying Remulla as secretary of the Department of Justice. 

A graphic showing former senator Kiko Pangilinan and Sen. Risa Hontiveros as a tandem for the 2028 elections is making the rounds online.