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Pinoy vloggers with pro-China narratives on West PH Sea should be charged - solon

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April 13, 2025

Lanao del Sur 1st district Rep. Zia Alonto Adiong didn't mince his words when he was asked about his opinion on Filipino vloggers who appear to favor China's side and twist details on the West Philippine (WPS) issue.

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For him, these "traitors" of society ought to be dealt with through the law, and be held accountable.

"It's so disturbing that there are Filipino vloggers who support the false narrative of China to claim ownership, portion of our seas. To me, it's not only betrayal, or pagiging traydor sa kanyang bansa (or being a traitor to your country), this is dismantling of our sovereignty one post at a time," Adiong said in a recent press conference.

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