Archive - Online Posts

Several posts online are giving false contexts to various images, saying they show police detaining child kidnappers at a checkpoint.

Several Facebook posts claim that Vice President Sara Duterte was not impeached because the Senate has not yet issued a verdict on her case. This needs context.

Several posts online are claiming that Bohol Rep. Edgar Chatto thought he was signing an attendance sheet, instead of an impeachment complaint. These are satire.

A video on YouTube made false claims that US sanctions against the ICC will affect the probe on Duterte's drug war.

The Duterte administration accrued more debt than the Marcos government, according to data published by the National Treasury.

Several Facebook pages are claiming that sporting goods retailer Decathlon is offering a discount promo for a bag. This is fake.

Posts online are fraudulently peddling Neygold Plus, which is not approved by the Food and Drug Administration for treating prostatitis.

False rumors online are claiming that Lower House members were forced to sign the impeach complaints against Vice President Sara Duterte.

Viral posts of a video with an erroneous caption claim it to be final moments of late Taiwanese actress Barbie Hsu before her cremation.

An altered photo of Speaker Martin Romualdez holding a briefcase filled with cash has spread on Facebook after the House impeached VP Sara Duterte.

A YouTube video claims that the impeachment of VP Sara Duterte has been cancelled after the Senate adjourned last Feb. 5 without discussing the complaint. This is false.

A quote card supposedly from a lawmaker saying he voted in favor of Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment in exchange for ayuda funds is circulating online. This is fabricated.

A YouTube video claims that Rep. Dan Fernandez has been expelled from the House of Representatives following a complaint lodged against him with the ethics committee. This is false.

A video on YouTube repeats a false claim that ACT Teachers Party-list Rep. France Castro has been removed from Congress. This is false.

A post on Facebook (FB) is claiming that the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has opened slots for job aspirants this year. This is false.

A polling firm called PhilData Trends supposedly conducted a survey among 800 respondents about the 2025 Manila mayoral race. This needs context.

The Comelec disposed of printed ballots following rulings of the Supreme Court on disqualification appeals of candidates, and not due to failure on the commission's part.

A Facebook post shared by Filipinos claimed that American pharmaceutical company Pfizer has not cured any type of disease. This is false.