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President Bongbong Marcos said the government will launch a campaign that fights fake news in the Philippines.
To address these problems, Marcos said his administration will implement a media and information literacy campaign designed to be digital, multi-media, and youth-oriented. A report by Reuters Institute showed that influencers are a popular news source compared to journalists among young people.For the Campaign Against the Return of the Marcoses and Martial Law, the president"needs a mirror to remind himself how he and his family have regurgitated the same lies over the years to deny the atrocities."
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