FACT CHECK: Marcos quote on P21 food threshold is fake
Marcos never said P21 per meal is sufficient for a family, contrary to the claim
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FACT CHECK: Marcos did not call for SC shutdown over budget ruling
A 2025 video resurfaces out of context, falsely presented as a recent pronouncement by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. against the SC
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FACT CHECK: No official statement implies Marcos’ intent to declare war, martial law
The President cannot declare a state of war on his own, but he can impose martial law for a limited time and needs congressional approval for an extension
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FACT CHECK: No report of Trump courtesy call on Sara; Marcos remains president
Trump is coming for the ASEAN Summit hosted by Marcos, and Duterte remains Vice President on trial in the Senate
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FACT CHECK: No report of Indonesian President confronting, scolding Marcos
The video contains no footage, audio, or documentation of the alleged confrontation. Instead, the content features an unidentified male commentator reacting to a third-party social media post unrelated to the claim.
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FACT CHECK: No, Marcos can’t be arrested for P50-M bounty on Dela Rosa
An incumbent president enjoys immunity from suit while in office
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FACT CHECK: Marcos didn’t vow to stay in Palace till flood mess ends
Article 7 of the 1987 Constitution limits an elected president to a single six-year term with no eligibility for re-election
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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
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FACT CHECK: Video of Claire Castro calling Marcos a ‘drug addict’ is altered
Castro’s statement was spliced to make it appear she was talking about Marcos, when she was actually referring to former president Rodrigo Duterte
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FACT CHECK: Congress did not vote on any new impeachment case vs Marcos
The dismissed impeachment complaints in February granted Marcos a one-year immunity from any new impeachment proceedings
