Sen. Juan Miguel “Migz” Zubiri said on Monday, June 3, that he is set to file cyber libel cases against those behind the "black propaganda" spreading unsubstantiated claims against him to discredit his leadership. The former Senate President said this as he refuted all these allegations which according to him, intend to tarnish the good name he has built over many years as a public servant.
Zubiri said that the black propaganda, which came in the form of videos spreading rumors posted on social media, was perfectly timed to coincide with his ouster as the leader of the Senate. “They came out with a first set of videos two months ago, on the first attempt to unseat me. When that failed, they produced a part two video, which was released during the week of the second attempt.
The timing is impeccable,” Zubiri noted. The black propaganda, the senator noted, had “impeccable timing,” being circulated online just as he was being replaced as Senate President. “It’s an obvious attempt to discredit my leadership and taint my name.
And they’re funneling huge amounts of money into this campaign - from production to promotion,” Zubiri states. “So to whoever’s spreading these lies to make it look like I’m pocketing government money to buy mansions and jets, these are totally false. I hope they’re ready because I will be filing cases and will not stop until justice prevails.
” The videos alleged the senator’s ownership of a house in Forbes Park, as well as pr.
