The false claim circulates following a viral video that shows the First Lady taking Senate President Chiz Escudero’s wine glass during an Independence Day event in Malacañang
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” . The video uses “Smugz” to refer to the First Lady. The term gained popularity after the First Lady’s relatives were alleged to have links toAccording to the video’s narrator, a “dramatic” Senate session concluded with a majority vote to impeach Escudero over allegations of corruption and abuse of power, followed immediately by the filing of criminal cases against him.
The video drew mixed reactions from social media users, with some criticizing the First Lady for seemingly treating the Senate president like a waiter.The misleading video was posted in the aftermath of Escudero replacing Senator Juan Miguel “Migz” Zubiri as Senate President. Zubiri stepped down on May 20 after colleagues told him
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