FACT CHECK: Bato Dela Rosa photo in New York AI-GENERATED
A Facebook post claims that Sen. Ronald dela Rosa is in New York. This is fake and made using artificial intelligence.
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A Facebook post claims that Sen. Ronald dela Rosa is in New York. This is fake and made using artificial intelligence.
A viral Facebook reel claims the SC halted Sen. Bato Dela Rosa's arrest. This is false. The SC only denied his request for an emergency TRO; the main case remains pending.
Facebook posts claim that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has "officially directed" MMDA General Manager Nicolas Torre III to join the ongoing search for ICC-wanted Sen. Ronald Dela Rosa. This is false.
A content creator on YouTube and Facebook is deceiving his viewers with a video stating that Sen. Bato Dela Rosa has been captured by authorities. This is not true.
Multiple posts are claiming that the Supreme Court has granted Sen. Bato Dela Rosa's petition for a temporary restraining order against the ICC warrant of arrest This is false.
A post circulating online is claiming that warrants from the International Criminal Court cannot be enforced in the Philippines. This is false.
Following the issuance of an ICC warrant against Sen. Bato Dela Rosa, a graphics card claiming that "Supreme Leader" Admiral General Aladeen expressed support for the senator circulated online. This is fake.
Several Facebook users and pages were quick to spread claims that there were "multiple dead" reported in the Senate shooting incident on May 13. This is not true.
Facebook posts claim that absentee senator Bato Dela Rosa was removed from his post. This is false.
A YouTube video is claiming that Sen. Bato dela Rosa has been arrested by the Philippine National Police and Interpol. This is false.