Palace Warns of Sanctions Against Fake News on Dela Rosa Arrest Amid Impeachment Trial

The Palace has issued a warning about possible sanctions against those spreading fake news regarding Senator Bato dela Rosa's arrest, stating that such rumors distract from President Duterte's impeachment trial. This emphasizes the government's concern over misinformation during a critical political period.

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Palace flags possible sanctions vs fake news on Bato dela Rosa arrest

MANILA, Philippines — Malacañang on Thursday warned that individuals who spread false claims about the supposed arrest of Sen. Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa could face sanctions from the Presidential Communications Office’s (PCO) Anti-Fake News Desk. Palace press officer Claire Castro said the appropriate action has yet to be determined and would depend on how the false

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Palace Warns of Sanctions Against Fake News on Dela Rosa Arrest Amid Impeachment Trial

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