Peke ang ilang posts ng bagong gawang Facebook page tungkol sa umano'y pamimigay ni reelectionist Sen. Bong Go, na nangunguna sa senatorial race, ng P5,000 na ayuda para sa mga bumoto sa kanya sa halalan noong Mayo 12.
A newly created Facebook page is claiming that reelectionist Sen. Bong Go, who is leading the senatorial race, will provide P5,000 ayuda to those who voted for him in the May 12 midterm elections. This is fake.
A Facebook page is promoting cash assistance from DepEd for students in all levels, including TESDA and ALS enrollees. This FAKE.
Doing so would be like giving lawmakers a boulder to hit their heads. Perhaps the next best thing to do is for voters to reject candidates who promote the "ayuda" mentality and use it for political advantage.
Cuts made by Congress in the annual budget in the last three years had reached P1.042 trillion, broken down into: P219 billion in the 2013 GAA, P449.5 billion in 2024 and P373 billion in 2025.
Instead of reducing poverty, these "ayuda" programs seem to institutionalize a culture of mendicancy through a system that promotes patronage politics on all levels.
What tainted the project are the face and not-so-hidden intentions of Romualdez and his allies eyeing the 2025 and 2028 elections. Romualdez has become the face of AKAP, although the lump sum was lodged with the DSWD.
A video claimed that individuals registered to the Philippine Identification System (PhilSys) will receive cash assistance. This is fake.
May text message na nagsasabing lahat ng Pilipino ay may ayudang P5,000 hanggang P8,000 galing sa DSWD at DILG. Walang ganitong programa ang gobyerno.
A fake Facebook post claimed that President Bongbong Marcos is giving away P10,000 of financial aid.
