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Fact Crescendo Sri Lanka

Numerous false and misleading claims about the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and the circumstances of his arrest are circulating on social media.

Publisher’s rating: Misleading

The review examines several viral posts about Maduro’s capture, including videos claimed to show his arrest or public reactions afterward, and a photo said to show his wife injured in court. It says the videos came from unrelated events and the photo was likely AI-generated, concluding that the posts misrepresented the capture and its aftermath.

Fact Crescendo Sri LankaEducation

A Sri Lankan school textbook introduces homosexuality to children through illustrations of families with two mothers or two fathers.

Publisher’s rating: False

Fact Crescendo reports that the viral image was from a textbook at an international school in Egypt, not a Sri Lankan school textbook. It says the Sri Lankan education ministry’s media secretary confirmed that the page was not from a Sri Lankan textbook and that the new-reform modules do not contain the depicted family models.

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