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“The Biden administration is planning to address global warming through solar geoengineering”
“These videos of rallies show Trump is getting more support for 2024 Presidential bid”
“Vaccines are not subject to placebo-controlled testing.”
“Este video muestra el despegue del avión Sukhoi que se estrelló el 2 de julio de 2023 en Venezuela.”
“The Wall Street Journal reporting proves that “Pizzagate” is real.”
PolitiFact says: The Wall Street Journal found that Instagram allowed accounts that commission and buy underage-sex content to connect and promote content. The report didn’t prove that the debunked Pizzagate conspiracy theory is real.
“Video shows Joe Biden leaning in and sniffing a child.”
PolitiFact says: This is an altered video. It was zoomed in and cut short, with sniffing sounds added in.
“Ciudadanía por derecho de nacimiento: ¿Podría Ron DeSantis acabar con ella? Y si es así, ¿cómo?”
PolitiFact says: El gobernador de Florida Ron DeSantis, presentó una plataforma inmigratoria que promete terminar con la ciudadanía por derecho de nacimiento. Hablamos con expertos legales sobre el tema.
“Esta película llamada L'Altra Par ganó el premio al mejor cortometraje en el Festival de Cine de Venecia.”
“Protestors in France have released animals from the zoo.”
PolitiFact says: Many of the video clips in these claims are old or from other countries. The Paris Zoological Park responded on Twitter to the claims, writing that the animals are all safe.
“The fact is, today abortion law in the United States is more aligned with China and North Korea than with Western nations in Europe.”
PolitiFact says: This oversimplifies a web of global laws and unclear rules in North Korea and China, which both appear to be tightening abortion restrictions.
“El gobierno de Colombia desplegó la bandera de la pedofilia.”
“Últimas noticias: el volcán Kilauea entra en erupción y hay alerta roja.”
“A social media user claimed that a genuine photograph of Bigfoot was taken in 1883. .”
“Bibles banned in California moves one step closer to evil reality.”
PolitiFact says: A 2018 video is being recirculated to misleadingly suggest that California’s legislature recently moved to outlaw the Bible. A 2018 California bill, which did not become law, would not have banned the Bible.
“China "bought 400,000 acres [of U.S. farmland] near our military installations.”
FactCheck.org says: Chinese investors own a total of 383,935 acres, or about 1% of foreign-held agricultural land in the U.S. It's not the amount near U.S. military installations.
“Donald Trump is a supporter of LGBTQ+ rights”
PolitiFact says: When Trump was president, his administration banned transgender people in the military with some exceptions. It is one of a number of actions that LGBTQ+ advocates say contradict some of his supportive rhetoric.
“El Titanic no se hundió en 1912 sino que fue el Olympic, otro transatlántico casi idéntico el que se hundió".”
PolitiFact says: El Olympic y el Titanic eran cruceros transatlánticos de la compañía White Star Line, cada uno con un número de identificación de construcción para identificarlo, el Titanic usaba el número 401, y el Olympic el 400
“Ovnis desenterrados en Rusia".”
PolitiFact says: La imagen en Facebook no es de ovnis siendo desenterrados en Rusia. Una búsqueda inversa de imágenes nos llevó a la conclusion que la imagen se trata de un trasplante de un árbol y no de ovnis.
“The World Economic Forum "wants to slaughter millions of pet cats and dogs to fight climate change.”
PolitiFact says: We found no mention of killing pets on the World Economic Forum’s Twitter account or website. The organization said the claim was unfounded when it first surfaced in December.