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Sources of fake news must be prosecuted – Palace

Summary by The Manila Times
EXECUTIVE Secretary Lucas Bersamin said on Thursday it is time to make the sources of fake news accountable. Bersamin lamented the spread of fake news on the digital highway and expressed the need for the government to take action. "It's not only the Philippines. It's the entire world that is suffering the brunt of the deceit that is derived from fake news. Those behind it must really be prosecuted," he said in a chance interview. The National B…

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Sources of fake news must be prosecuted – Palace

EXECUTIVE Secretary Lucas Bersamin said on Thursday it is time to make the sources of fake news accountable. Bersamin lamented the spread of fake news on the digital highway and expressed the need for the government to take action. "It's not only the Philippines. It's the entire world that is suffering the brunt of the deceit that is derived from fake news. Those behind it must really be prosecuted," he said in a chance interview. The National B…

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Bersamin says 'fake news peddlers' should be prosecuted

The NBI is investigating at least 20 personalities who are suspected of being part of an organized network propagating disinformation, with government officials

·Quezon City, Philippines
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Reality Check: Bulatlat’s initiative against disinformation

The deluge of “fake news” following the arrest of former President Rodrigo Duterte over charges of crimes against humanity has been overwhelming, to say the least. The well-oiled disinformation network has yet again unleashed poisonous content. “Fake news” is a misnomer as news, based on journalism standards, shall always contain verified information. The use of “fake news” however has become popular, especially during elections in the Philippin…

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ABS-CBN broke the news in Quezon City, Philippines on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
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