FACT CHECK: No new SC decision stopping VP Sara’s impeachment trial
Duterte’s impeachment trial is ongoing; the most recent Supreme Court ruling dismissed petitions questioning the Senate court’s ruling on an adjusted conviction voting threshold
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FACT CHECK: Tolosa not ‘fired’ from VP Sara’s impeachment trial
The misleading claim appears to stem from the heated exchange between Tolosa and lead defense counsel Sheila Sison, which was misrepresented as Tolosa supposedly being removed from the impeachment trial
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FACT CHECK: No Palace admission of assassination attempt against VP Sara
No official government statement or credible media report mentions such an admission. Malacañang also said law enforcement agencies have not recorded any threats against the Vice President’s life.
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FACT CHECK: Marcos Jr. did not say protecting VP Duterte from her case is ‘corruption’
A viral Facebook graphic attributes a statement to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. about Vice President Sara Duterte’s legal troubles, but the official transcript of Marcos’ media briefing in India does not contain the remarks attributed to him
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FACT CHECK: No SC order dismissing ongoing impeachment proceedings vs VP Sara
The Vice President’s impeachment trial is ongoing and has not been dismissed
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Fact Check wRap: False news about the impeachment trial in September
False news peddlers are back with the same antics but new lies on social media
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FACT CHECK: INC rally misrepresented as protest against VP Sara arrest warrant
The video shows a commotion between police and members of the Iglesia ni Cristo during a June 2026 protest in support of Senator Rodante Marcoleta
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FACT CHECK: No lockdown in Malacañang after court ordered VP Sara’s arrest
No credible reports confirm that barricades and barbed wire were installed around Malacañang due to the issuance of Duterte’s arrest warrant, contrary to the claim
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FACT CHECK: Davao City received funds from nat’l government under Marcos admin
Malacañang said Davao City received national government support for programs and projects, citing data from the budget department
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FACT CHECK: Tito Sotto quote calling for VP Sara’s conviction without evidence is fake
A similar false claim about Sotto supposedly calling for the rules to be bypassed to promptly convict Duterte surfaced in August
