FACT CHECK: Marcos statement claiming to cancel 2028 election is taken out of context
He was actually addressing Vice President Sara Duterte’s claims that he is pushing for charter change to cancel elections
He was actually addressing Vice President Sara Duterte’s claims that he is pushing for charter change to cancel elections
Castro’s statement was spliced to make it appear she was talking about Marcos, when she was actually referring to former president Rodrigo Duterte
The dismissed impeachment complaints in February granted Marcos a one-year immunity from any new impeachment proceedings
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
There is no credible record showing the interior secretary saying that the Marcoses are afraid of a member of the Duterte family assuming the presidency in 2028
Malacañang said Davao City received national government support for programs and projects, citing data from the budget department
An AI detection tool flagged the clip’s audio as 98.6% likely to be synthetic
Contrary to the claim, Palace Press Officer Claire Castro made no announcements regarding Marcos’ supposed vice presidential bid in 2028
The Palace has previously debunked term extension claims, calling them ‘baseless’
The exchange never happened; two separate AI-detection tools flagged the video as likely containing AI-generated elements