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- Padilla fumbles on term lengths, limits in Southeast Asia
the session to provide insights on the Resolution of Both Houses (RBH) of Congress No. 5, which will make
- ‘Caloy’ only a tropical depression; Luzon not under Signal No. 4
While Caloy did not make landfall in the Philippines, it enhanced the southwest monsoon that was expected
- Video errs, says PH gold reserves are world’s 2nd biggest
of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), its status update created the wrong impression that this was a new Although Outsider has a small following, its video was posted several times in “DT,” a pro-Duterte Facebook Retrieved from https://www.facebook.com/DTpilipinas/posts/10157720366031379 Green, T. (1999).
- Cesar Virata is not the first prime minister
Marcos relinquished the post in July 1981 and appointed then Finance Minister Cesar Virata as prime minister, making him the country’s fourth prime minister.
- Party-list rep did not claim that PH history was absent from K to 12 curriculum
Castro said in a statement posted on Facebook May 21: As part of the so-called 'educational reforms' Frasco falsely claimed in a statement posted on Facebook also on May 21 that Castro misled by saying Castro who sows misinformation by making false claims on history (sic) revisionism. Philippine history as “take-off points” in discussions in Asian Studies, World History, Economics, and Frasco’s Facebook post has reached more than 1,700 reactions, 100 shares and 15 comments. (CC)
- ‘Tuob’ – steam therapy – doesn’t kill coronavirus
inactivated at high temperatures ranging from 60 to 95 degrees Celsius, not 50 degrees as the viral post Retrieved from https://www.who.int/news-room/q-a-detail/q-a-coronaviruses World Health Organization.
- Congress hasn’t passed mandatory ROTC bill for senior high
A viral tweet on the passage of a bill making the Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) mandatory for Netizen Gerry Cacanindin posted on May 19 a graphic taken from Manila Bulletin’s May 20, 2019 Facebook post following the approval that day of House Bill 8961 or the bill seeking to revive mandatory ROTC In the reply and quote retweet sections of Cacanindin’s post, one reader said, “Agad agad? A similar post on his Facebook account garnered 1,002 reactions, five comments and 339 shares. (RC)
- Photos of Robredo-Pangilinan supporters not from a rally outside Iglesia ni Cristo
A public post by Facebook user Bercy Mangilit Bernardino and another by Facebook page Publiko on May Bernardino’s post reads in part: Oras ng Pamamahayag kagabi sa Lokal ng Project 4 Distrito ng Quezon ang tambalang Marcos-Duterte (According to INC members of the that church, the kakampinks planned to make The activity was not a rally to disrupt INC’s worship service as the posts claimed. Bernardino’s post has garnered 345 reactions, 26 comments and 1,000 shares as of writing.
- Video cuts off Robredo’s response to question about presidency
They were faced by coup, economic crisis destabilization and a military that lacked discipline.
- Photos of Marcos-Duterte rally in near-empty stadium mislead
could be because “riders” the tandem and its supporters purportedly “hire” for their caravans were taking Facing backlash from UniTeam supporters, Lopez posted a follow up statement on Facebook on Dec. 13 saying post had garnered 382 reactions, 292 shares and 205 comments. Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/100000857147944/posts/4752733044765220/ Manalastas, D. Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/PTVph/posts/252553830325227 Marcos, F.
- No basis for claim that teachers were ordered to alter election results
Facebook user Alex Guevarra posted the claim on Facebook on May 5 with the caption “ETO PA ISANG SUMBONG They will make it 15,000 as long as the results show UniTeam). The post has received more than 3,000 comments and more than 2,000 shares and reactions. (CC)
