Archive - Online Posts

Ferdinand Marcos’ last will and testaments show that he only entrusted his wealth to his immediate family and not to his countrymen.

A Facebook page has again used the name and face of Dr. Willie Ong, this time, to promote a hemorrhoid cream. It is bogus marketing.

The page’s post was an apparent attempt to show the supposedly similar conditions of commuters in the Philippines and its two Asian neighbors.

A video on Facebook falsely claims Kris Aquino is asking President Bongbong Marcos for forgiveness over the “sins” committed by her family.

A Facebook post falsely claimed that the ICC cannot interfere and investigate deaths related to the drug war in the Philippines.

A satirical Facebook post is misleading netizens into believing that Pastor Apollo Quiboloy wants Chao Tiao Yumol to be declared a saint.

FB video falsely claimed there's evidence to call the Aquino family “magnanakaw” (thieves) while there is none for the Marcoses. Not true.

The fake quote first appeared on a satirical FB page.

A video made a misleading claim after the Commission on Audit flagged Leni Robredo's old office in its 2021 audit report.

The video revived an oft-repeated spurious claim debunked twice by VERA Files Fact Check last year.

The funds in question were not missing as incorrectly implied, but were flagged for being used for a different purpose.

University of the Philippines Executive Vice President Teodoro Herbosa said records from the UP Diliman (UPD) Registrar’s office indicated that Imee Marcos only took courses at the university but did not finish a degree.