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A viral misleading video claims President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. instructed Public Works Secretary Vince Dizon to "plan" corruption. In the original video, Dizon explained the president's instruction was to stop corruption by halting projects "not planned correctly," then "plan" a national mitigation program to "prevent future cases of corruption of such a scale."
Multiple posts circulating online features Atong Ang, now a subject of intense manhunt over cases involving dozens of missing cockfighting enthusiasts or sabungeros, supposedly offering to triple the P10-million bounty on his head for capturing the masterminds in the flood control corruption scandal if he could prove them. This is false.
Multiple FB posts of a list of trillion-peso corruption masterminds supposedly released by Zaldy Co are circulating online. The post and list are fake.
A video circulating on Facebook claims that a sudden explosion occurred at the Senate while senators were in session. This is fake and was generated using artificial intelligence.
More than the flood control scandal, the SEC and PSE should be more concerned about individual investors who have been losing sleep for several months, worrying about their hard-earned money that was entrusted to brokerage firms that have gone astray.
A Facebook vlogger posted a clip showing former House speaker Martin Romualdez supposedly being arrested. The video was altered using artificial intelligence.
The viral photos of former Ako Bicol Rep. Zaldy Co in Portugal were generated using AI.
The public is getting swamped with false, misleading, or completely fabricated information that creates confusion, anxiety, fear and distrust, aggravating the anger and stress over the rising cost of living and our daily struggles with congested traffic and inefficient government services.
Laganap ang MALI-ta (maling balita) noong Setyembre kaugnay sa mga kontrobersyal na flood control projects matapos ang mga pagdinig, imbestigasyon, at protesta tungkol dito.
A video circulating online shows Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin "Boying" Remulla supposedly giving former Department of Public Works and Highways district engineer Henry Alcantara a "script" during a Senate hearing. The video carried a clip played in reverse on purpose.
