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日本ファクトチェックセンター

安倍元首相の被災地訪問はスタジオ撮影

Publisher’s rating: 誤り

The review says the image suggesting Abe’s disaster-area visit was filmed in a studio was fabricated by compositing a cutout of Abe and a disaster survivor into a studio image. It identifies the underlying visit as Abe’s October 17, 2019, visit to an evacuation shelter in Koriyama, Fukushima Prefecture, during his inspection of damage from Typhoon Hagibis.

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Rakesh Tikait raising ‘Allah Hu Akbar’ slogans at public meeting.

Publisher’s rating: MISLEADING

The video shows Rakesh Tikait chanting “Allah Hu Akbar,” followed by the crowd responding “Har Har Mahadev.” The review says this combined slogan, used since his father’s time, symbolizes unity; it identifies the footage as coming from the 5 September 2021 Kisan Maha Panchayat in Muzaffarnagar.

SBT NewsElections & voting

EUA construíram máquinas de votação para o Brasil

Publisher’s rating: ENGANOSO

The review says the claim that the United States built Brazil’s voting machines is misleading: the machines were assembled and manufactured in Brazil by Positivo Tecnologia. It explains that some components, including semiconductors, came from abroad, and that the U.S. helped secure priority for Brazilian orders of some components.

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