The video provides no proof to support its claim alleging the First Lady’s influence in clearing the charges against former senator Leila de Lima
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First Lady Liza Marcos was behind former senator Leila de Lima’s acquittal in her drug charges as part of a conspiracy against former president Rodrigo Duterte.The video containing the false claim was posted on June 24, 2024, by the YouTube channel “DDS Watch,” which has over 290,000 subscribers. As of writing, the video has 617 views and 18 likes. It was also shared to DDS Watch’s Facebook page with about 19,000 followers.
(If De Lima was absolved, my dear compatriots, our source says it is because of the influence of “Lisatanas” because they will use De Lima to retaliate against Duterte. That’s why they have teamed up.The video provides no evidence of the First Lady’s alleged influence and involvement in De Lima’s acquittal, merely citing an unnamed source. The commentator only expressed her reaction to the recent news about De Lima’s legal victory..
Since early 2024, the two camps have engaged in a word war, accusing the other of involvement in illegal drugs. In April, the First Lady confirmed suspicions she and the Vice President wereKeep us aware of suspicious Facebook pages, groups, accounts, websites, articles, or photos in your network by contacting us at [email protected]. You may also report dubious claims to the
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