FACT CHECK: Receipt is FAKE; Marcos did NOT pay ICC to detain Duterte
The International Criminal Court told VERA Files that the "receipt" circulating online is not a legitimate document.
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The International Criminal Court told VERA Files that the "receipt" circulating online is not a legitimate document.
Several netizens shared a video and some screenshots of it claiming that President Bongbong Marcos fainted and was brought to a hospital. This is fake.
A quote card circulating on Facebook falsely claims Rep. Lordan Suan called OFWs ungrateful to President Marcos. Suan has denied it. This is fake.
It is not true that President Bongbong Marcos owns 75% of the World Bank. The institution was established in 1944 and is jointly owned by member-countries, including the Philippines.
A news graphic claiming that President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. said he will order the shutdown of social media platforms is circulating online. This is fake.
A viral post claims Vice President Sara Duterte exposed an affair between President Ferdinand Marcos and Batangas Rep. Jinky Luistro. Not true.
A video circulating online claims that OCTA Research allegedly debunked the survey in which Vice President Sara Duterte received a higher satisfaction rating than President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. This is false.
A viral video falsely claims President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. carried a "septic tank" to a public event. Both Malacañang and St. Luke's Medical Center confirmed that circulating medical results regarding his condition are fake.
A video on Facebook claims that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said he has "a lot of dogs in Congress" following the dismissal of the two impeachment complaints against him by the House Committee on Justice. This is fake.
Multiple posts online are claiming that President Ferdinand Marcos is no longer in the Philippines after he was taken to another country for medical reasons. This is false.