(Una sa dalawang bahagi) Lituhin at linlangin ang naging laro noong 2016 presidential elections gayundin sa 2019 mid-term polls, ngunit ang presidential race sa taong ito ang pinakamasama.
Baseless and unproven accusations linking prominent political figures to the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) and its military arm, the New People’s Army (NPA), continue circulating online two years after the controversial Anti-Terrorism Act (ATA) of 2020 took effect.
Mga walang basehan at hindi napatunayang akusasyon na nag-uugnay sa mga kilalang personalidad sa pulitika sa Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) at armadong grupo nito, ang New People's Army (NPA), ay patuloy na kumakalat online dalawang taon matapos magkabisa ang kontrobersyal na Anti-Terrorism Act (ATA) ng 2020.
Nagbabalik-tanaw ang VERA Files Fact Check sa mga paulit-ulit na kasinungalingan na kumalat ngayong taon: mula sa imbestigasyon ng International Criminal Court sa giyera ng Pilipinas laban sa droga hanggang sa red-tagging kay dating bise presidente Leni Robredo hanggang sa nakaw na yaman ng pamilya Marcos.
What happens when public officials, media outlets and online users keep repeating false statements?
A vlogger claimed that former vice president Leni Robredo admitted there was no electoral fraud during the May 10, 2022 election. Not true.
A fabricated quote card is circulating online where former vice president Leni Robredo attributed her defeat to President Bongbong Marcos in the May election to massive disinformation.
A video making the rounds on social media claims former vice president Leni Robredo was evicted from Harvard University. Not true.
Several social media posts claim former vice president Leni Robredo dressed inappropriately when she supposedly met with officials in the Middle East.
A YouTube video falsely reported as news a satirical piece about Leni Robredo supposedly scamming Harvard University students.
VERA FILES FACT CHECK: Vlogger FALSELY claims Robredo admitted no electoral fraud in 2022 polls">