Matapos kumalat ang mga pekeng litrato ng “buto’t balat” na dating pangulong Rodrigo Duterte, may nag-post online ng video na nagpapakita na umano’y nakauwi na siya sa Pilipinas. Ang clip ay kuha pa noong 2024.
After fake photos of a "skin and bones" former president Rodrigo Duterte circulated online, a video showing him supposedly back in the Philippines was shared online. The clip was taken in 2024.
Go’s transfer to Lupon, Davao Oriental is seen as his break from the Duterte children and their heirs, now numbering five in political power. With Go’s higher ambitions, his chances of having the city as his baluarte are dim. It will always be in the hands of the Duterte children, who see him as belonging to the opposing Honeylet Avanceña side of the broken family.
A Facebook post is claiming that all Malasakit Centers will be distributing P5,000 payout in barangay halls. This is a scam.
A newly created Facebook page is circulating a graphic claiming that Senator-elect Bong Go and the Malasakit Centers are giving out P5,000 for school supplies and allowance to students. This is fake.
A social media card on Sen. Bong Go supposedly admitting that Vice President Sara Duterte has no contribution to his reelection bid has circulated online. This is fabricated.
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.
Can rabid Duterte defenders such as De la Rosa and another reelectionist senator, Bong Go, convincingly shed their partisanship and be impartial in deciding to either acquit or convict the vice president?
Bong Go wants to continue focusing on healthcare services, being the main proponent of Malasakit Centers. He also intends to improve food security, jobs, education and youth welfare
