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The Palace said the false graphic used major news branding and warned that digital lies can face cybercrime and penal code penalties.
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Amid rumors about health, Marcos takes first lady for a dinner date
MANILA, Philippines — Amid rumors of his supposed failing health, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. shared snaps of his rare night out with first lady Liza Marcos.Marcos on Sunday posted on Facebook photos of him and his wife dining at Finestra Restaurant at Solaire Resort Entertainment City in Parañaque City.“Took Liza out for a quiet dinner, just a bit of time away from the day. Along the way, we met a mother and daughter who came over for a quic…
Malacañang Press Corps slams bribery claims over Marcos’ health
MANILA, Philippines — The Malacañang Press Corps (MPC) rejects allegations that its members are receiving money to cover up the true state of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s health. “The MPC stands by the accuracy of the reports released by our members over the past week,” the MPC said in a statement on Sunday. “We also condemn blatant attempts to undermine the credibility of journalists and mislead the public in order to advance the interests …
Palace press corps denounces false Marcos health cover up claims
The Malacañang Press Corps (MPC) on Sunday denounced allegations that its members are being paid to conceal the true health condition of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and urged the public to practice discernment.
Malacañang denounces fabricated reports of President’s cancer diagnosis - Asian Journal News
MANILA — Malacañang on April 5, 2026 warned against the circulation of fabricated information after a graphic falsely claiming that Ferdinand Marcos Jr. had been diagnosed with Stage 4 colon cancer spread widely on social media. Palace officials described the material as a “blatant lie,” noting that the graphic improperly used the branding of GMA Integrated News, ABS-CBN News, and TV5. As of posting, none of the organizations…
Journalists in Malacañang have taken a stand against the spread of false information about the health of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. The Malacañang Press Corps (MPC) has strongly denied the allegation that the Palace is paying reporters to hide the president’s condition. The MPC insisted that their reports are verified and from official sources, and they continue to question Malacañang on the matter. The Malacañang Cameramen Association (MCA)…
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