“University of the Philippines ordered retired professor to endorse Robredo”
FactRakers says: The university issued no such order; it didn't endorse any candidate in the May 9 election
FactRakers is a fact-checking project based at the University of the Philippines.
FactRakers says: The university issued no such order; it didn't endorse any candidate in the May 9 election
FactRakers says: Castro said Philippine history was still integrated in the curriculum, but want a dedicated Philippine history subject in high school
FactRakers says: A pastor’s reflection on Pope Francis’ 2015 address was passed off as the pope's retirement speech
FactRakers says: Task force has repeated the claim without offering proof
FactRakers says: She made the V sign in reference to her hit song "22" and not in support of Marcos.
FactRakers says: Robredo was not among those that filed a petition with the court
FactRakers says: The bill is still pending in Congress. A similar bill in the previous Congress was passed only by the House of Representatives.
FactRakers says: Foundation will be a network a volunteers to help disadvantaged communities
FactRakers says: News anchors showed no such emotion when they were reading the news about Marcos' lead and Robredo's NGO
FactRakers says: Ferdiand Marcos Jr. hasn't disclosed his choice to the post. In addition, he can't appoint anyone to public office until he has assumed the presidency after taking his oath of office.
FactRakers says: Photos come from a threatrical production
FactRakers says: Structure lighted up in 2021 to celebrate Bangladeshi community's contribution to London
FactRakers says: The light shows were for other occasions, not for PH elections
FactRakers says: Photo of the towers is from 2018 celebration of United Arab Emirates’ national day
FactRakers says: If Marcos is disqualified, the next president will still depend on the outcome of the polls and the date of the Supreme Court’s final decision on the case, if one is filed.
FactRakers says: Robredo acknowledged the lead of Marcos in the unofficial count but hasn't formally conceded
FactRakers says: The photo was originally posted in 2016
FactRakers says: Vote counting machines are equipped with external batteries as backup in case of brownouts
FactRakers says: The Catholic church plays no role in replacing these machines. That's the job of Comelec.
FactRakers says: Red-tagging of these groups has been ongoing for years without proof