FACT CHECK: Post claiming COA got zero funding under Marcos FALSE
A Facebook post is claiming that the Commission on Audit received zero funding under the administration of President Ferdinand Marcos. This is false.
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A Facebook post is claiming that the Commission on Audit received zero funding under the administration of President Ferdinand Marcos. This is false.
Kumakalat ang isang YouTube video na nagsasabing panalo na raw si Vice President Sara Duterte sa kanyang impeachment case dahil sa "unmodified opinion" na ibinigay ng Commission on Audit. Mali ito.
A YouTube video claims that Vice President Sara Duterte has already 'won' ahead of the impeachment trial following COA's "unmodified opinion" on its 2024 annual audit report. This is false.
Audit reports should be allowed to stand on their own, former government auditor Heidi Mendoza said. Any disinformation about COA’s work is clearly intended to question the integrity of the agency.
A Facebook (FB) post is falsely claiming the Commission on Audit (COA) found no irregularities in the utilization of the Office of the Vice President (OVP) budget, citing the “unmodified opinion” given by the commission to the OVP in 2023.
A Facebook post falsely implied that Leni Robredo is heading to prison.
A video made a misleading claim after the Commission on Audit flagged Leni Robredo's old office in its 2021 audit report.
The funds in question were not missing as incorrectly implied, but were flagged for being used for a different purpose.
Based on its 2014 report, COA created audit teams that focused on the sources and receipt of foreign aid, the release of local funds by the budget department and other offices, the inter-agency transfer of funds, procurement and logistics, and the distribution of goods and services.
Muling sinabi ni Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte na may “constitutional mandate” ang Commission on Audit (COA) na i-audit ang Philippine Red Cross (PRC), isang independent, autonomous, non-government organization. Ito ay nangangailangan ng konteksto.