Fact-Check
FACT CHECK: Hindi ginawang santo si Kian delos Santos ng Simbahang Katolika
FALSE. Itinuturing ng mga Pilipino si EJK victim Kian delos Santos bilang patron ng katarungan.
FACT CHECK: Presidents and world leaders did not gather in The Hague, Netherlands, to demand the release of former President Rodrigo Duterte from the ICC prison.
FALSE. Heads of state and global leaders gathered to call for the release of former President Rodrigo Duterte from ICC...
FACT CHECK: ICC judges did not walk out during Atty. Joel Batuyan’s opening remarks
FALSE. Judges of the International Criminal Court (ICC) walked out during the opening statement of lawyer Joel Butuyan at former...
FACT CHECK: Palace Press Officer Claire Castro did not encourage the public to stop monitoring flood control controversies in the Philippines.
FALSE. Castro urged Filipinos to stop focusing on flood control controversies as it is already tiring.
FACT CHECK: Senators Tito Sotto and Ping Lacson are not under investigation for pictures riding Zaldy Co’s air assets.
FALSE. Sen. Imee Marcos wants to investigate luggage money deliveries implicating Senators Tito Sotto and Ping Lacson’s involvement and links...
FACT CHECK: Marcos did not rank first in a presidential preference survey with a 77.7% approval rate
FALSE. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. topped a 2028 presidential preference survey.
FACT CHECK: La Union Rep. Paolo Ortega did not accuse Vice President Sara Duterte of using the 18 marines’ revelations to cover up her impeachment complaint.
FALSE. Rep. Paolo Ortega alleged that VP Duterte is using the 18 marine “bagmen” to revert the public’s focus from...
FACT CHECK: Viral photo of drug war victim relatives holding designer bags is manipulated
FALSE. Social media posts claim that relatives of drug war victims were carrying expensive designer bags, implying they were “paid...
FACT CHECK: Duterte has not returned to Davao City amid ICC proceedings
FALSE. Claims circulating online say Rodrigo Duterte has returned to Davao City while facing confirmation of charges at the International...
FACT CHECK: Buldak noodles do not carry official cancer or infertility warnings
FALSE. A Facebook post claims that the manufacturer of Buldak noodles issued a warning linking the product to cancer and...