Raïssa Robles To Sue Vice President Leni Robredo For Plagiarism

77F0D51D-AFC2-4F54-89DF-641018B873E0MANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) – Remember when now Senate President Tito Sotto was accused, no less than by the Kennedy Estate, of plagiarism for copying a speech of Robert Kennedy?

Well now, Vice President Leni Robredo is being sued for plagiarism by self-proclaimed investigative journalist Raïssa Robles.

Robles, who authored a book titled ‘Marcos Martial Law: Never Again,’ calls Robredo a copycat and a plagiarist.

Robredo, in a speech commemorating the imposition of Martial Law by then President Ferdinand E. Marcos, mimicked Robles’  copyrighted phrase, “Never Again.”

”She didn’t even have the common courtesy to ask my permission to use the phrase in her speech” Robles told The Adobo Chronicles.

NEVER AGAIN: In Her Speech Commemorating The Marcos Martial Law, Leni Robredo Calls For Abolition Of 13th Month Pay

MANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) – Mimicking the phrase, “Never Again,” Vice President Leni Robredo is calling for the abolition of the 13th month pay for Filipino employees.

Robredo made the call during her speech commemorating the anniversary of the imposition of Martial Law by then President Ferdinand E. Marcos.

’We need to erase everything that reminds us of the dictatorial regime of Marcos,” Robredo said, “including the 13th month pay.”

The 13th month pay was the idea of Marcos, when he issued Presidential Decree  No. 851, mandating the additional compensation of Filipino workers.

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”I call upon the members of Congress, especially my Yellow colleagues in the Senate, to immediately pass a bill voiding Presidential Decree No. 851 issued by Marcos in 1976,” Robredo said.

Robredo’s proposal drew thunderous applause from members of her yellow audience.

Expect Senator Bam Aquino to file the appropriate Bill in the Senate ASAP.

Senator Leila De Lima Wants To Revise Lyrics Of Philippine National Athem

DE20FA21-49CD-431D-9A2C-34AC2E38CCAEMANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) – Julian Felipe and Jose Palma, composer and lyricist, respectively, of the Philippine National Anthem must be turning in their graves.

First, Senate President Tito Sotto wants to change the last line of the anthem from “ang mamatay ng dahil sa iyo” to “ang ipaglaban ang kalayaan mo.”

Now, incarcerated Senator Leila de Lima has joined in the fray.

She wants to change the last line of the anthem instead to “ang makulong ng dahil shabu.”

Which revision do you like better?  Let us know in the comments section.