Fact Check
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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 114 | Founded | 4 years ago |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Language |  Portuguese | Number of Listeners | Category | News |
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Uma fotografia com um limão nas mãos e a garantia de ser a razão para não ficar doente "há 27 anos". Cinco dentes de alho e uma colher de sopa de limão podem fazer bem à saúde, mas não previnem AVCs. more
A DGS nunca se poupa em avisos quando Portugal é invadido por poeiras do norte de África. As partículas em suspensão não são cancerígenas, mas não fazem bem nenhum à saúde. more
Nas redes sociais circulam rumores de que Mark Zuckerberg, CEO da Meta, afirmou que era proibido partilhar a oração "Pai Nosso" no Facebook. É verdade? more
As imagens até podem enganar, mas são de 1999. A roda gigante London Eye estará a caminho da Escócia? Como sempre foi planeado? Uma coisa é certa, no início de abril a roda ainda estava em Londres. more
Um galo sem penas com a cara de Emmanuel Macron. O cartoon da revista L’Hémicycle está a ser partilhado nas redes sociais. Mostram até a imagem a ser discutida na televisão. Mas será verdadeira? more
No debate do Programa de Governo, Luís Montenegro afirmou que 2/5 da população portuguesa está a "definhar na pobreza e dependente das prestações sociais". É verdade? more
Luís Montenegro fez esta afirmação de forma perentória no debate do Programa do Governo. No entanto, ao olhar para os números do Orçamento em vigor, não é completamente correto fazer esta declaração. more
Pedro Nuno Santos acusa o PSD de chumbar nove Orçamentos do Estado socialistas e também Montenegro de defender que o partido devia ser contra desde início, mesmo sem conhecer a proposta. É verdade? more
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