FACT CHECK: Quimbo urging VP Sara to resign ahead of impeachment trial FAKE
A fake quote card circulating across social media claims that Marikina Rep. Stella Quimbo is urging VP Sara Duterte to resign before her impeachment trial.
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FACT CHECK: Video of Sara keeping VP post ‘forever’ NEEDS CONTEXT
The video claiming Sara Duterte wants to stay on as VP ‘forever’ left out crucial context. She was not referring to herself but the people behind a public survey.
FACT CHECK: SC has NOT ruled on petition to block Sara impeachment trial
A YouTube video made false claims on the status of VP Sara Duterte's petition to block the impeachment complaint against her.
FACT CHECK: SC did NOT declare Sara’s impeachment ‘null and void’
A video claims that the Supreme Court has declared the impeachment of Vice President Sara Duterte "null and void." This is false.
FACT CHECK: Claim that Sara NOT yet ‘impeached’ pending Senate vote NEEDS CONTEXT
Several Facebook posts claim that Vice President Sara Duterte was not impeached because the Senate has not yet issued a verdict on her case. This needs context.
FACT CHECK: Solons NOT forced to sign impeachment raps vs. Duterte
False rumors online are claiming that Lower House members were forced to sign the impeach complaints against Vice President Sara Duterte.
FACT CHECK: Senate DID NOT cancel Sara impeachment
A YouTube video claims that the impeachment of VP Sara Duterte has been cancelled after the Senate adjourned last Feb. 5 without discussing the complaint. This is false.
FACT CHECK: Quote card of Rep. Suan explaining impeachment vote FAKE
A quote card supposedly from a lawmaker saying he voted in favor of Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment in exchange for ayuda funds is circulating online. This is fabricated.
Start of Sara’s long goodbye?
Endorsed by 215 lawmakers, the impeachment process now moves to the Senate, where a trial will be conducted to determine Duterte’s culpability.
‘Impeach Sara’ rally: Demand for accountability
Demand for accountability in public service was the loud and clear message by the thousands who gathered at Edsa Shrine Jan. 31.
