Archive - Online Posts

Mali ang mga umiikot na post na nagsasabing makakatanggap umano ng P150,000 ang mga overseas Filipino worker na uuwi sa Pilipinas dahil sa giyera sa Middle East.

There is no Emirati princess or Sheikha named "Miyah Khalifa", neither did such a personality express support for Rodrigo Duterte.

It is not true that President Bongbong Marcos owns 75% of the World Bank. The institution was established in 1944 and is jointly owned by member-countries, including the Philippines.

Several posts circulating online are claiming that overseas Filipino workers returning to the Philippines from war-torn Middle East will receive a P150,000 cash aid. This is false.

Multiple Facebook users and pages are circulating a video of Pampanga 3rd District Rep. Mica Gonzales where she supposedly admitted receiving a suitcase of cash. This is fake.

This video is a virtual simulation. It doesn't show an "American" jet fighter dodging an "Iranian" missile.

Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. is not alarmed over Iran's alleged plans to attack the Philippines amid its ongoing conflict with the United States. The Department of National Defense clarified that the tension poses no direct threat to the Philippines.

Viral videos and a quote card are claiming that Fr. Flavie Villanueva received funds from Zaldy Co and told prisoners and "EJK victims" to pin down former president Rodrigo Duterte. These are false.

Several graphics claiming work and classes are suspended March 3–6 due to a bomb threat from Iran to the Philippines. This is false. No such declaration was made by any Philippines government authority.

A video circulating online is claiming that the International Criminal Court sabotaged lawyer Nicholas Kaufman after the live broadcast was cut during his presentation at the confirmation of charges hearing. This needs context.

A Facebook video claiming to show the Burj Khalifa collapsing, people panicking in Iran and a missile attack on military trucks is AI-generated.

Days after Vice President Sara Duterte announced her intention to run for president in 2028, a quote card began circulating online that claims she wants to stay in power for 30 years. The post is false.

A viral photo making rounds online claims to show relatives of drug war victims and a human rights defender carrying luxurious handbags. This is edited.

A Facebook post falsely claimed Rep. Bernadette Barbers criticized and cursed Vice President Sara Duterte for announcing her plan to run for president in 2028.

A news graphic claiming that President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. said he will order the shutdown of social media platforms is circulating online. This is fake.

A Facebook page is claiming that Akbayan Party-list Rep. Perci Cendaña was dismayed by the low visitor turnout at Lakbay Museo ng Paghilom, a mobile exhibit on the previous administration's drug war. This is fake.

A viral video claiming VP Sara Duterte is "starting to hide" like Bato Dela Rosa is misleading. Last Feb. 18, she launched her presidential bid in the 2028 elections.

Financial experts attribute the recent rise in the Philippine Stock Exchange index to the BSP's interest rate cut, contrary to a viral post linking it to VP Sara Duterte's 2028 presidential bid announcement.