FACT CHECK: US troops did NOT land in Taiwan
An erroneous video on Facebook claims that the U.S. sent troops to defend Taiwan from China. This is not true.
Tag Archives: China
FACT CHECK: Video of rocket explosion taken in California in 2021, NOT in Palawan
A Facebook reel supposedly showing a rocket explosion in Puerto Princesa, Palawan has gone viral. This is false.
FACT CHECK: NO threat from China rocket launch; only debris fall warning
A video circulating online shared a warning from the NDRRMC urging caution over the launch of a Chinese rocket. This is misleading.
China’s support for Dutertes solid as ever
Indeed, China couldn’t find a more useful and impactful set of proxies than the Dutertes in its geopolitical competition with the United States in the Asia Pacific in the same way that the Americans have President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
FACT CHECK: France did NOT send 49 warships vs China in West Philippine Sea
A video claiming that France recently sent 49 warships to the Philippines to counter China is false.
FACT CHECK: U.S. did NOT bomb Chinese vessels in West Philippine Sea
A video claiming that the United States bombed Chinese vessels and fishing boats in the West Philippine Sea is false. The video is a compilation of old clips.
FACT CHECK: PH DID NOT bomb Chinese ‘monster ship’ in WPS
A YouTube video claims that the Philippines bombed China's "monster ship" in the West Philippine Sea. This is not true.
FACT CHECK: China NOT in state of emergency amid rising respiratory infections
Posts claiming that China declared a state of emergency following a surge of respiratory illnesses have circulated on Facebook. This is false.
Marcos-Duterte disunity on pressing issues
Sa 93 na pahayag ng public figures na na-fact-check ng VERA Files ngayong 2024, 40% ang tungkol sa mga Marcos at Duterte. Panoorin sa video na ito ang Top 5 issues na hindi pinagkasunduan ng dalawang pamilya.
FACT CHECK: Mao Ning replacing Xi Jinping as Chinese president BASELESS
A YouTube video claims that Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Mao Ning will replace Chinese President Xi Jinping in his position. This has no basis.
