Malacañang is leaving it to the Office of the Ombudsman to decide if Mocha Uson should be dismissed from her Palace post, after a controversial video she and a fellow blogger posted on social media last week reaped not only public indignation but a criminal complaint as well.
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A group representing the deaf communities in the country on Thursday rejected the apology of Communications Assistant Secretary Mocha Uson over a video she took, showing a blogger making fun of the sign language.
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The Philippine Federation of the Deaf on Thursday filed a complaint against Communications Assistant Secretary Mocha Uson before the Ombudsman, in response to her and a blogger’s alleged improper use of the sign language.
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The legal counsel of Vice President Leni Robredo said that they were considering filing charges against blogger Drew Olivar, after a video of him cursing and ranting against Robredo went viral online.
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The co-host of Presidential Communications Assistant Secretary Margaux “Mocha” Uson in a viral video that was meant to explain federalism has defended the controversial jingle, saying it was the people who put malice in it.
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