FACT CHECK: Castro NOT declared persona non grata in Canada
Several posts circulating online claim that Palace Press Officer Claire Castro was declared persona non grata in Canada. This is false.
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Several posts circulating online claim that Palace Press Officer Claire Castro was declared persona non grata in Canada. This is false.
A Facebook post is claiming that Palace Press Officer Claire Castro had asked the Department of Foreign Affairs to deport the Filipinos who called her ugly in Canada. This is false.
A Facebook post is claiming that Palace Press Officer Claire Castro blames former president Rodrigo Duterte's "violent leadership" for the June 22 Tacloban City school shooting that left three minor students dead and 20 others wounded. This is fake.
A video of Palace Press Officer Claire Castro supposedly apologizing to the Dutertes is circulating online. The video is manipulated using AI.
Following the recent shakeup in the Marcos Cabinet in relation to the flood control corruption scandal, some social media pages are circulating a report that Palace Press Officer Claire Castro has submitted her courtesy resignation. The posts are misleading and the report is from four months ago. The posts are misleading and the report used is from four months ago.
A viral quote card online claims Palace press officer Claire Castro said the video released by former Rep. Zaldy Co on Nov. 14 may have been AI-generated. This is fake.
Netizens are circulating a quote card of Palace Press Officer Claire Castro supposedly saying that the Sept. 30 Cebu quake would have been weaker had former governor Gwen Garcia won in last May's midterm polls. This is fabricated.
A YouTube video suggesting that Palace Press Officer Claire Castro was fired from her post is not true.