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A heavy dose of conspiracy theory, denial of human rights violations during the Marcos dictatorship and casting of democracy icon President Corazon Aquino as villain were among the scores of martial law and Edsa-1 related disinformation debunked by Tsek.ph.

All of the seven mainstream media groups called out in the post reported on his participation.

This post is fake. Don't believe it.

This is not true. Robredo’s spokesperson said the allegation is a “complete fabrication.”

While there is, indeed, no specific law on rebellion, the criminal act has been defined and made punishable under the Revised Penal Code, as amended by Republic Act 6968 in 1990.

The interaction between the two actresses never happened.

The tweet is counterfeit.

The article was about state auditors questioning their colleagues at the COA—not the OVP.

While the Makabayan coalition has endorsed Robredo’s candidacy for president, it was not in exchange for including Colmenares in her lineup for the Senate.

The WPS issue, including the harassment that Filipino fishermen suffer, was raised in past national elections.

The clip does show a Bongbong-Sara motorcade, but it was neither recent nor taken at EDSA.

It has happened not just once but twice already that the Marcos camp knew about the decisions of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) ahead of the public, fueling speculations that it is getting insider information pertaining to the petitions against presidential aspirant Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr.