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Lolit Solis to Senator Kiko Pangilinan’s daughter : “Dapat lang irespeto mo iyon sinasabi ng mas matanda sayo”

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Entertainment news writer and talent manager Lolit Solis has a piece of advice to Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan’s daughter Frankie.

In her Instagram post, Solis said that she was amazed that the so-called members of the ‘Generation Z’ are very aware of what’s happening in the country right now and already talking about important issues.

She couldn’t stop herself from giving also her comment about the word war between Frankie and journalist Ben Tulfo, saying that younger generations could now express their opinions without fear.

Senator Kiko Pangilinan and Frankie Pangilinan

However, Solit said that younger people like Frankie should also respect people older than her like Tulfo.

“Nasasabi nila ang nasa loob nila , open sila sa discussion, pero sana alam din nila ang mga parameters, mga bagay na dapat muna nila aralin mabuti bago makipag-sagutan. Puwede hindi kayo pareho ng idea , puwede hindi mo gawin , pero dapat lang irespeto mo iyon sinasabi ng mas matanda sa iyo,” Solis said.

“Hindi din maganda na masyado kang open sa diskusyon , kasi nga sabi nila , hindi parin puwede tawaran ang wisdom ng mas matanda sa iyo. Ok lang , at least i voice out mo iyon panig mo , pero maintain mo iyon respect mo sa mas matanda sa iyo,” she added.

“Bongga mga kabataan ngayon , mas expressive sila. I think mas maganda, iyon nga lang maintain nila iyon respect for the elders,” she also said.

 

 

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Bongga mga kabataan natin ngayon Salve ha. Like si Frankie Pangilinan na anak nila Sharon at Kiko Pangilinan. Wow ang mga dialogues nila ni Ben Tulfo tungkol sa issue ng rape. Magaling na open ang pagsali ng mga youngster ngayon sa mga relevant issues, patunay na nasusundan nila ang mga nangyayari sa paligid. Nasasabi nila ang nasa loob nila , open sila sa discussion, pero sana alam din nila ang mga parameters, mga bagay na dapat muna nila aralin mabuti bago makipag-sagutan. Puwede hindi kayo pareho ng idea , puwede hindi mo gawin , pero dapat lang irespeto mo iyon sinasabi ng mas matanda sa iyo. Hindi din maganda na masyado kang open sa diskusyon , kasi nga sabi nila , hindi parin puwede tawaran ang wisdom ng mas matanda sa iyo. Ok lang , at least i voice out mo iyon panig mo , pero maintain mo iyon respect mo sa mas matanda sa iyo. Bongga mga kabataan ngayon , mas expressive sila. I think mas maganda, iyon nga lang maintain nila iyon respect for the elders. #classiclolita #takeitperminutemeganun #73naako

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Some of the followers of Solis disagreed with the showbiz writer’s thoughts, saying that some elders really deserved to be disrespected.

“Hindi lahat ng elders tama ang opinion…katulad ng opinion ni ben tulfo Walng msama ecorrect ang baluktot na pananaw. Ang r*pist wlang pinipiling kasuotan yan kahit mga murang edad pinapatos at walang awang ginagahasa. Now tell me dpat bang erespesto ganon klaseng tao kramihan gumagawa nyan matatanda na,” netizen @avida1121 said.

“Just because she voices her opinions di meaning na walang respeto sa matatanda. Pinaandar mo nanaman yung against mo kay Sharon. Bakit di mo na pansin yung good qualities niua. She is a very loving sister kahit na sa adipted brother niya.. Kahit sa mga kasambahay… She can voice her opinion. Di naman bastos o walang respect mga points niya.. Valid naman.. Ikaw kadi Lolit pag ayaw mo sa ibang artista, palaging pasimple ang atake mo. Paano naman kadi 72 ka na, may favoritism ka pa. AMONIN,” oneheart0028 commented.

“Ang respeto wala sa edad din Hindi lahat Ng matanda karespe respeto,” purposedrivenken32 remarked.

A few days ago, Tulfo and Frankie clashed on Twitter about a sensitive issue.

“Hija, iba mag-isip ang mga manyakis at mga r*pists. Hindi natin sila matuturuan at mababago ang kanilang pagnanasa at pagiging kriminal,” Tulfo said.

“Ang tanging magagawa ay manamit ng tama. Huwag nating pukawin ang pagnanasa nila. Ito ang iyong magagawa,” he added.

Even the parents of Frankie, Sharon Cuneta, and Senator Kiko Pangilinan already joined the issue.

 

Sharon Cuneta slams Tulfo after her daughter clashed with the journalist: “Perhaps idol raffy tulfo would think of this is a much broader and fairer sense?”

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Actress and singer Sharon Cuneta backed her daughter Frankie amid the clash between the latter and journalist Ben Tulfo about a very sensitive topic.

A few days ago, Ben Tulfo told Frankie Pangilinan that the only thing women could do to avoid predators is to wear appropriate dress.

@kakiep83

“Hija, iba mag-isip ang mga manyakis at mga r*pists. Hindi natin sila matuturuan at mababago ang kanilang pagnanasa at pagiging kriminal,” Tulfo said in his Facebook post.

“Ang tanging magagawa ay manamit ng tama. Huwag nating pukawin ang pagnanasa nila. Ito ang iyong magagawa,” he added.

Tulfo’s statement received criticisms on social media and even Frankie’s mother Sharon couldn’t stop herself from giving her comment on the issue.

She also expressed her amazement to her daughter who’s already fighting for the rights of the women on social media.

@sharon_cuneta12

Cuneta also compared Ben Tulfo to his brother Raffy who’s a very popular celebrity on social media.

“Perhaps idol Raffy Tulfo would think of this is a much broader and fairer sense..? Anyway – it DOES NOT AND WILL NOT CHANGE THE FACT THAT YOUR STAND IS THAT WHICH IS CORRECT,” Cuneta said.

The megastar also said that anyone could be a victim of predators regardless of their clothing and age.

@sharon_cuneta12

Yesterday, Frankie’s father, Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan showed his support to his daughter.

Tulfo already denied that he’s doing victim-blaming on his social media posts.

“I never said that I’m blaming the victims. Let’s get it straight, this is not a blame game. I said, ‘Let’s not awaken the beast within the criminals,’” Tulfo said.

The topic #HijaAko has gone viral on Twitter following Tulfo’s advice to Pangilinan.

Francis Leo Marcos has a message before entering BJMP: “Sa mga naninira sa akin, darating ang araw na makikita niyo ang katotohanan at tiyak ako na magsisisi kayo!”

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Norman Mangusin, also known as Francis Leo Marcos addressed his loyalists and critics before entering the Camp Bagong Diwa in Taguig City.

Mangusin, who’s facing multiple charges including human trafficking, thanked the people who still believe him.

According to him, he’s happy to left the custody of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) because he felt that his life was in danger.

His friend posted the letter of Marcos on her Facebook page.

“Sa lahat ng mahal kong kababayan, maraming Salamat po sa inyong mga panalangin at ako ay nailipat na sa BJMP. Nakaiwas ako sa panganib sa aking buhay. Meron ilan ahente doon sa pinanggalingan ko na Meron masamang pakay sa akin,” Marcos said.

“Wag po kayong mawawalan ng pagasa. Tayo po ay lalaban. Naniniwala ako na ang katotohanan at katarungan ay magtatagumpay sa huli, hindi po mapipigil ng mga kaaway natin ang aking advocacy to help the poor.” he added.

Francis Leo Marcos (wearing orange) before entering Camp Bagong Diwa

Marcos was confident that someday, his critics would regret that they didn’t believe him.

“Sa mga naninira sa akin, darating ang araw na makikita niyo ang katotohanan at tiyak ako na magsisisi kayo. Ganun pa man, hinahamon ko kayo na gumawa ng mabuti sa ating mga kapos palad na kababayan,” the self-proclaimed businessman stated.

“Tulungan natin ang mga naghihirap. Maawa tayo sa kanila. Ang bayan na ito ay hindi
Lamang para sa mayaman. Higit sa lahat ito ay para sa lahat ng pilipino,” he added.

FLM showing a sports car in one of his vlogs

On Monday, the camp of Marcos confirmed that their client was already ordered by the court to be transferred to Camp Bagong Diwa and eventually to Manila City Jail.

Aside from human trafficking, Marcos was reportedly facing charges like r*pe, illegal recruitment, land grabbing, falsifying documents.

NBI also found that Marcos was using a fake name, documents, and the properties he’s showing to his vlogs was only borrowed.

Marcos has gone viral because of his vlogs about his philanthropic activities while flaunting his wealth.

He even claimed that he already spent 99-M pesos and sold some of his properties to fund his ‘Mayaman Challenge’.

 

Kulong na! Francis Leo Marcos transferred to Camp Bagong Diwa and eventually to Manila City Jail

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The camp of Norman Mangusin, also known as Francis Leo Marcos confirmed that their client was already ordered by the court to be transferred to Camp Bagong Diwa in Taguig.

While the decision of the court to transfer Marcos to BJMP may be a bad sign in the eyes of the critics, the lawyers of the self-proclaimed businessman believed that their client is safer in the custody of the BJMP than the National Bureau of Investigation.

According to them, Marcos felt that he’s in danger during his stay at the NBI detention center.

Francis Leo Marcos wearing an orange shirt entering his new temporary home

“In answer to your question, YES we have a commitment order issued by RTC Br 25 to transfer the detention of Francis from the NBI to the BJMP,” Attorney Abraham Espejo, one of the lawyers of Marcos said.

“It’s a good order because it will prevent Francis from being harmed. It is risky for him to be detained by the same people who arrested him. We believe that his arrest was illegal. And if this is later on proved in court, the arresting officers will be in deep trouble. The temptation for them to retaliate against Francis is there and the chances of a possible attempt on his life are high,” he added.

“We don’t want Francis to be exposed to danger. Better for him to be transferred to the BJMP and away from the NBI for his safety,”

Atty. Abraham said that they’re expecting Marcos to be transferred to Camp Bagong Diwa “and eventually to the Manila City Jail”.

“Let me point out that we are fighting in court to free Francis in a series of bail hearings. We are hopeful that our efforts will have a successful outcome,” he said.

It was confirmed that Marcos was already transferred to Camp Bagong Diwa on Monday.

Ironically, one week ago, his still-active “Mayaman Challenge” donated sacks of rice to Camp Bagong Diwa

Marcos was facing multiple charges including human trafficking, r*pe, illegal recruitment, land grabbing, falsifying documents.

NBI also found that Marcos was using a fake name, documents, and the properties he’s showing to his vlogs was only borrowed.

The problem of Marcos started when he filed a complaint to NBI to investigate the people making ‘fake accounts’.

NBI then discovered that Marcos was ordered to appear in court due to his violation of Optometry law.

 

Wilfredo Keng speaks after winning against Maria Ressa: “Winning this case assures Filipinos that published falsehoods will not remain unchallenged”

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The man behind the cyber libel charges against Rappler CEO Maria Ressa and their former researcher Reynaldo Santos Jr. released a statement after he won the case against on Monday.

Wilfredo Keng on his statement said that they asked Rappler several times to correct their story titled “CJ using SUVs of ‘controversial’ businessmen”.

According to the article, Keng was allegedly under surveillance by the “National Security Council for alleged involvement in illegal activities,”

Here’s the full statement of Keng:

15 June 2020
“Free Speech, Yes. Falsehood, No.”

When I filed this private complaint more than three years ago, I knew that this was going to be a long and painful process for me and my family. Still, I vowed to see this case to the very end.

This is my bid to protect my name, and my sacrifice for my children and our future generations, who deserve nothing less than freedom in the form of absolute truth.

Today, with the judgment of conviction against Ressa and Santos promulgated by the Hon. Judge Rainelda Estacio-Montesa, I have been vindicated, at least, to the extent possible considering that the damage had already been done.

Even today, when the truth should have set me free, Rappler’s lies still resound after the bang of the gavel has faded away.
I have been a private, hardworking businessman for 37 years now. I started out in the humblest of beginnings, a young man selling my wares on a few feet of space in the banketas of Manila.

Alam ko ang pakiramdam ng walang ni isang yaman kundi ang magandang pangalan, kaya pinagsikapan kong panatilihin itong malinis sa loob ng halos apat na dekada. It is the same name I have handed down to my children, ang aking pinakamahalagang pamana sa kanila. It is also the very same name which Ressa, with one click of a button, attempted to destroy.

Not today, Ressa.

Motivated by the sheer conviction that I have done nothing to deserve the false accusations against me, I decided to go on my quest for justice even if it meant going up against Rappler, a powerful and well-funded media entity with a global reach, headed by one of Time Magazine’s “Top 100 Most Influential Women in the World” – Maria Ressa herself.

Ressa portrays herself as an alleged defender of press freedom and as a purported target of the Philippine Government, but this in no way exempts her from respecting and following Philippine laws. If anything, being a public figure, mas malaki ang kaniyang responsibilidad na magsabi ng totoo at sumunod sa batas.

As I have proven in the course of the trial, I have never been investigated or summoned for, much less charged with or convicted of, any wrongdoing or illegal act by any law enforcement agency whether here or abroad.

Ressa has never disputed this, but has simply attempted to hide behind a technical plea: na sa kabila ng kanilang kasinungalingan, hindi na ako maaring magreklamo dahil lumipas na ang panahon kung kailan ko dapat isampa ito. Justly, this attempt has failed.

Ressa then dares to publicly connect my private suit to an alleged governmental attack on the Philippine Free Press.

This case is NOT a case of the government. I am a private citizen and this is a private suit. I filed my complaint prior to and independently of any case the Philippine Government may have filed against Ressa. Unlike Ressa, who attended hearings but who refused to take the witness stand, I testified in open court because I believe that I am telling the truth. I went through all stages of the legal process with no shortcuts or exemptions. To repeat, it has been more than 3 years. Had the government been, as Ressa falsely claims, connected with my private suit, maaring matagal nang natapos ang kaso na ito.

This is NOT a fight against the Press Freedom, an institution I deeply respect and uphold. For years, I have personally suffered from Rappler’s false accusations against me, which false accusations have no place in a responsible and free press. Indeed, it is an accepted legal principle that libel is not protected speech.

My filing AND winning this case assures Filipinos that published falsehoods will not remain unchallenged and unchecked in this jurisdiction but will instead be dealt with by law, strengthening the people’s respect for the Philippine Media in the years to come.

Bukod sa pagkaso laban sa mga kasinungalingan at libelo ni Ressa noong 2012 at noong 2014, I have filed another complaint against Ressa for yet another libelous act before the Office of the City Prosecutor of Makati, which I hope to likewise see to its lawful and just fruition.

It is of public record: My counsel had pleaded and begged with Rappler and Ressa to correct their false public accusations that I am a criminal, or at the very least, to publish my side.

They refused.

They have denied me my right to clear my name. Where else can I go to seek justiceand protection but our courts?

And so I did.
— NOTHING FOLLOWS —

Manila Regional Trial Court branch 46 sentenced Ressa and Santos of 6-year term and ordered to pay P400,000 to Keng.

“There is no curtailment of the right to freedom of speech and of the press,” the judge Judge Rainelda Estacio-Montesa who handed down the ruling said.

The decision of the court has been criticized by celebrities, politicians, and lawyers, including Vice President Leni Robredo.

 

ABS-CBN’s Karen Davila on Maria Ressa’s conviction: “What a sad day for democracy!”

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ABS-CBN journalist Karen Davila couldn’t hide her disappointment over the decision of the Manila Regional Trial Court 46 against Rappler CEO Maria Ressa and former researcher Reynaldo Santos Jr.

In a series of tweets, Davila expressed her sadness to the decision of the court to convict Ressa of cyber libel.

The cyber libel charges were filed by businessman Wilfredo Keng against Ressa and Santos for the article they wrote in 2012 and modified in 2014.

“What a sad day for democracy. #IStandWithMariaRessa,” Davila said.

“The verdict opens the floodgates for senseless cyber libel cases against journalists. Instead, it encourages underground faceless trolling even more. #mariaressa #IStandWithMariaRessa #DefendPressFeedom,” she added.

ABS-CBN, the network of Davila was forced the shutdown by the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) a few months ago because of their franchise issues.

Aside from Davila, opposition senators Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan and Risa Hontiveros also expressed their support to the online news website.

“Under the current political atmosphere of repression and authoritarianism, it would have been a surprise if  @mariaressa and Reynaldo were acquitted. The silencing of critics and the attacks on the media has been going on for three years now,” Pangilinan said.

“And unless we stand up, speak out, and vigorously oppose the tyranny in our midst, their conviction will not be the last,” he added.

“Today’s conviction sends a chilling message to all: kung kritiko ka, pwede kang ipasara at pwede kang patahimikin. I urge everyone to speak out. Dumarami tayo. We are complicit if we are silent. Takot sila, kaya nila tayo pinapatahimik,” Hontiveros said.

Meanwhile, Malacanang insisted that the Duterte administration supported press freedom.

According to Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque, President Rodrigo Duterte never filed a libel case against anyone, evidence that the chief executive supported free speech.

“She’s (Ressa) barking at the wrong tree. The president supported Alexander Adonis when he went to the UN Human Rights Committee. What evidence does she need to understand that one of the staunchest supporters of freedom of expression and freedom of the press is the president who, in his entire career, never filed a libel case against anyone,” Roque said.

Trillanes on Maria Ressa’s cyber libel conviction: “We’re few steps away from Martial Law”

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Former Senator Antonio Trillanes IV said that what happened to Rappler CEO Maria Ressa might be a sign that the Philippines would be put under martial law again under President Rodrigo Duterte’s administration.

In a tweet, Trillanes said that the conviction of the cyber libel of the Manila Regional Trial Court 46 against Ressa and a former researcher Reynaldo Santos Jr. is an attack on the “freedom of the press” and “democracy”.

Trillanes urged the people to speak before it’s too late.

“More than the obvious attack against the freedom of the press, Maria Ressa’s conviction for cyber libel is an attack against our democracy itself. We are now but a few steps away from Martial Law,” Trillanes, a known critic of the Duterte administration said.

“Panahon na para magsalita at magsama-sama bago pa mawala nang tuluyan ang ating kalayaan,” he added.

In October 2017, businessman Wilfredo Keng filed cyber libel charges against Ressa and Santos Jr. for the article they wrote about the former on May 29, 2012.

According to ABS-CBN’s Mike Navallo article, the decision of the court might be different if the news company didn’t edit their 2012 article in 2014 to correct a typo.

Republic Act No. 10175 or the Cybercrime Prevention Act was signed into law was only signed on September 12, 2012.

Ressa was sentenced by six months and one day to up to six years in jail and asked to pay P200,000 in moral damages and P200,000 in exemplary damages to Keng.

The court also said that Ressa’s Rappler has no liability.

“There is no curtailment of the right to freedom of speech and of the press,” the judge Judge Rainelda Estacio-Montesa who handed down the ruling said.

VP Robredo on the cyber libel decision against Maria Ressa: “Ang banta sa kalayaan ng isa ay banta sa kalayaan ng lahat”

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Vice President Leni Robredo described the decision of the court on the cyber libel charges against Rappler editor-in-chief Maria Ressa and former researcher  Reynaldo Santos Jr. as a “chilling development”

On Monday, Manila Regional Trial Court branch 46 convicted Ressa and Santos of cyber libel.

They were also asked to pay P200,000 in moral damages and P200,000 in exemplary damages to the complainant businessman Wilfredo Keng.

Robredo reminded the people what happened to Ressa could also happen to anyone.

“Ang banta sa kalayaan ng isa ay banta sa kalayaan ng lahat. Kung mababaluktot ang batas at mga institusyon ng gobyerno upang idiin ang isang Maria Ressa, ano pa kaya ang ibig sabihin nito para sa mga kalayaan ng ordinaryong mamamayan?”

“Alalahanin natin na hindi ito ang unang pagkakataon na ginamit ang batas para busalan ang malayang pamamahayag. Silencing, harassing, and weaponizing law against the media sends a clear message to every dissenting voice: Manahimik kayo, kung ayaw ninyong matulad sa kanila,”

According to her, information was very important amid the COVID-19 pandemic and Ressa’s Rappler is one of the media companies that delivering news to the people.

“Habang patuloy ang laban natin kontra COVID-19, kailangan natin ang malayang pahayagan, hindi lamang para masigurong nakabase sa wastong impormasyon ang kolektibo nating pagtugon, kundi para rin itaguyod ang katotohanan at paninindigan bilang mga pangunahing haligi ng ating demokrasya,” she said.

“Despite this outcome, it is incumbent upon the press, and every free Filipino, to hold fast to our courage and not be cowed into silence. Bagkus, patatagin pa sana nito lalo ang ating loob, sa patuloy nating pagpanday ng isang makatao, makatotohanan, at makatarungang lipunan,” she added.

After being convicted by the court, Ressa urged the people not to “be afraid” to exercise their rights despite what happened to her.

“Hindi lang po ito tungkol sa Rappler… tungkol po ito sa inyo. Because freedom of the press ithe foundation of every single right you have as a Filipino citizen. If we can’t hold the power to account, we can’t do anything,” Ressa said.

Filipina in UAE receives help from Emirates LOTO to provide 10,000 more meals for people in need

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An Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW) who captured the attention of the netizens for giving a free meal every day to the affected expatriates in Dubai, UAE has received help from Emirates Loto.

Emirates Loto invited the OFW Feby Cacher Baguisa-Dela Peña to the live draw to announce that they’re going to provide 10,000 meals to the good samaritan so she could help more people.

“Feby is, in all senses, a role model, and her generous act of kindness is now a source of inspiration for many across the globe,” Paul Sebestyen, Emirates Loto CEO said.

“Her story resonated with all of us here at Emirates Loto and we knew that we had to support her initiative to ensure that it sustains and those in need continue to be nourished every day. The world can use more Feby’s as she truly represents the best of us. We salute Feby for her altruism, sense of community, and changing the lives of those in need,” Sebestyen added.

Khaleejtimes.com also reported that the live draw was dedicated to the Filipinos celebrating the Independence Day.

She’s cooking 50kg rice, 60kg of chicken, and 25 dozens eggs to cook twice a day.

It could feed hundreds of people every day.

A few days ago, Baguisa-Dela Peña was featured by several international and local news outlets because of sacrificing her own budget to cook food to the people who couldn’t eat because of being jobless due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

In an interview with South China Morning Post, Baguisa-Dela Peña explained why she’s sacrificing her time, energy, and money to help the people affected by the pandemic.

“Due to the pandemic, those people who are in line, they’re the ones affected by it… They lost their jobs, you know they’re on visit visas, because they cannot find a job right now because of this situation,” she said.

“Life is so hard and they don’t have anyone to depend on. Which government will give them their daily needs? To whom they should ask? If I stop this, many people will stop eating,” she added.

Baguisa-Dela Peña was not alone and was assisted by volunteers and donors to make her daily mission successful.

Pinky Amador cries during an interview with Korina Sanchez: “Takot akong magkasakit kasi mag isa lang ako”

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After her video has gone viral on social media, Pinky Amador finally appeared in public to explain her side of the story.

In the latest episode of Korina Sanchez’s magazine show ‘Rated K,’ Amador revealed that she’s living in the said condo-tel for 18 years already.

“Sa umpisang 9 years, umuupa lang ako, wala akong problema sa landlord ko, pero noong binili ko na ‘yung unit ko ay kailangan ko ng makitungo sa administrasyon ng building… doon nagsimula ‘yung mga problema ko,” Amador said.

Amador explained that she’s only afraid to get infected by COVID-19 because she’s only living alone, and no one would help her if ever that she becomes sick.

She also expressed concern to her neighbors, especially to the elderlies that they might get exposed if ever that they’re not get informed enough about the repatriated Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) that the condo-tel accepted.

“Alam mo hindi ko kayang magkasakit dahil mag isa lang ako, Korina takot akong magkasakit kapag nagkasakit walang tutulong sakin dahil sarili ko lang ang inaasahan ko, marami pa akong gustong gawin sa buhay ko, marami pa akong gustong tulungan, marami pa akong gustong turuan,” she stated.

Amador also clarified that she’s not angry with the OFWs and considered them as heroes.

“Ang mga OFW natin, bayani ng bayan, bakit naman ako magagalit sa kanila sa katunayan ay naging OFW din ako, mahal ko ang mga OFW, natutuwa pa nga ako kung makakatulong ang building namin sa pagtanggap sa kanila,” Amador explained.

However, she said that the management of the condo-tel should inform them properly about the arrival of OFWs.

She said that they’re already trying to contact the hotel management for three straight weeks, but they allegedly kept ignoring their request.

“Bumaba ako sa basement namin, nakita ko sa labas elevator sa basement na may nakalagay doon na impormasyon na ang building pala namin ay isang stringent quarantine facility… so nagtataka ako nasan na ‘yung impormasyon na hinihingi namin sa loob ng elevator para naman malaman ng lahat ng tao na nasa building na matagal na pala silang tumatanggap ng PUM at PUM,” she said.

She also admitted that she may really cross the line when she confronted the hotel staff and asked the netizens for understanding.

“Maaring sumobra ako, pero ‘yun lang naman ay dahil sumobra na sila,” the actress stated.

The actress also wondering why the hotel staff seems trying to provoke her during the day she was recorded.

“Parang halatang halata na gagamitin nila pag udyok sakin, ‘yung pag video sakin para sirain ako, para makita ng buong mundo na ganitong tao sa Pinky Amador,” she said.

It was also revealed that the staff filed a complaint against Amador.

A lawyer also said that the hotel staff didn’t commit any illegal when they recorded Amador.

Amador then became emotional while urging the hotel management to inform them properly and help each other amid the pandemic.

The actress has been criticized by the netizens and accused her of discriminating the repatriated OFWs.

“[You are] accepting OFWs here with no testing results. Sino? P——–mo! Gawin mo ngayon ‘yan, hindi ako aalis dito! P——–mo, pag ako nagkasakit, babayaran mo ba pang-ospital ko? Tagalan mo pa, p——–mo, kakaladkarin kita dito!” Amador said in the video.

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