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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. renews his call to the media to help his administration combat disinformation and misinformation towards eradicating what he tagged as 'crazy conspiracy theories.' Speaking at the year-end fellowship with the Malacañang Press Corps (MPC), Malacañang Cameramen Association (MCA), and Presidential Photojournalists Association (PPA) last Dec. 3, 2025, Marcos lamented that what started off as supposed to be 'funny' and 'entertaining' in cyberspace has now become damaging. The chief executive expressed confidence that through the close cooperation between the government, mainly through the Presidential Communications Office (PCO), and the mainstream media, facts-based reporting would be ramped up to drown out the 'fake news' being spread online.

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00:00Fake news has taken too much of the space.
00:04In the beginning we thought it was funny, it was entertaining,
00:09but now it's become damaging.
00:11And that is something that we have to be concerned about.
00:16And that's why I'm saying we need your help.
00:19The government needs the help of all the media.
00:30Since my government will need the help of all the media,
00:38we You will find him according to the propaganda.
00:45That Dedapore is a lot more and a lot more .
00:48This way is important.
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