“Google Trends showed Binay, Robredo leading as VP bets in 2010, 2016 and predicted their win”
FactRakers says: Neither Binay nor Robredo topped Google searches when they ran for VP
FactRakers is a fact-checking project based at the University of the Philippines.
FactRakers says: Neither Binay nor Robredo topped Google searches when they ran for VP
FactRakers says: Badoy didn't substantiate her claim
FactRakers says: The post failed to cite the sources for its figures
FactRakers says: Duterte's speech before Ilocanos was misreported
FactRakers says: No priest has been defrocked; Roman Catholic priests don't need licenses to work except to solemnize marriages
FactRakers says: The YouTube channel is an imposter account of senatorial candidate Luke Espiritu
FactRakers says: Official data show there are 3.27 million unemployed Filipinos
FactRakers says: Video is from 2016 when Duterte was still a presidential candidate
FactRakers says: Candidates weren't allowed to bring notes, but were given pen and paper to jot down notes during the date
FactRakers says: It's a 2017 news clip, not a current one
FactRakers says: Poll body printed just enough. This 2019 claim was revived
FactRakers says: Quote is fabricated
FactRakers says: Robredo inadvertently stated the wrong year
FactRakers says: It's satire. But many fell for it
FactRakers says: Various courts have ruled that Marcoses had illegal acquired wealth and order them to return it to the country
FactRakers says: Video clip showing Robredo accommodated her supporter was removed
FactRakers says: Comelec allows campaign donations to be deposited to candidate's personal account
FactRakers says: The correct figure is 99.6%
FactRakers says: Social card was doctor. Original says he was running for Congress
FactRakers says: This provision in the Labor Code for just one type of employee, learners, remains in force