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SBT NewsElections & voting

Garis da Comlurb fazem o trabalho do Tribunal Superior Eleitoral

Publisher’s rating: CONTEXTUALIZANDO

Comlurb has helped distribute electronic voting machines in Rio de Janeiro under an agreement with the state electoral court since 1996. The review says the workers transport the equipment alongside electoral justice personnel and that there is no evidence this arrangement is connected to fraud.

dpa

L'UNRWA affiche un bandeau noir depuis la mort de Sinwar.

Publisher’s rating: Le bandeau noir sur le logo de l'UNRWA n'est pas récent. Il a été ajouté en octobre 2023, soit un an avant la mort de Yahya Sinouar.

Archived versions show the banner on UNRWA’s X account by October 22, 2023. The agency’s communications director said it was displayed in tribute to agency members killed in Gaza and had been kept in place since then.

dpaWar & conflict

Deze foto toont een bombardement op Beirut in de avond van 20 oktober 2024.

Publisher’s rating: Nee, de foto toont een Israëlisch bombardement op Gaza-Stad in 2019. Het heeft niets te maken met de recente ontwikkelingen in Libanon.

The review says the image shows an Israeli airstrike in Gaza City, not Beirut. It traces the photo to Reuters journalist Mohammed Ajour, who took it on March 25, 2019, and says the location was corroborated by matching visible landmarks to Google Maps.

日本ファクトチェックセンターHealth & medicine

河野太郎氏が子宮頸がんワクチンは危険だと演説?

Publisher’s rating: 不正確

The review says the circulating clip omitted the surrounding context of Kono’s speech. After responding to hecklers opposing vaccines, he said that people were still dying from “cervical cancer vaccine,” then criticized people who spread unscientific claims that vaccines are dangerous; the review says he meant people were dying from cervical cancer, not the vaccine.

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