WATCH: Cynthia Villar Viral Video Surfaced On Internet: Senator of the Philippines may file charges over viral video incident

A video of Senator Cynthia Villar is going viral on the internet. In fact, the video has garnered lots of attention on the internet. Netizens have been talking about Cynthia Villar’s actions recorded in the video. Have you watched the video? If not, this article will make you educate about Cynthia Villar’s viral video. What is in the video and why it is going so much viral? Nevertheless, questions related to Cynthia Villar’s video have been raised. We brought this column to make you inform about this headline. If you read it till the end, you won’t require to scrounge the news articles further anymore as we have discussed all the imperative aspects of this story. Kindly stick with this page and follow it till the end. Scroll down the page.

Cynthia Villar Viral Video

First of all, let’s discuss why the video has been going viral. In the viral video, the senator can be seen involved in a confrontation in a subdivision in Las Pinas. Have the senator responded to her viral video? Yes, the senator has publicly said she is going to mull legal actions against the person who allegedly recorded her video during a confrontation in Las Pinas as she thinks that individual had bad intent. Scroll down the page and read more details.

Senator Cynthia Villar said, “They planned it but that’s okay with me. Alam mo pag ikaw public official, you encounter all these problems and you must accept it. That’s the price you pay for being a public official. You have to accept all these things,” Talking about the incident, it happened in BF Resort Village which has a pending case for refusing to follow local legislation. In addition, the senator also said the court had released a restraining order against the decision of the owners of the homes not to let those from Las Pinas pass through the roadway inside the BF Resort Village. Scroll down the page and read more details.

Since then the senator has been facing problems. Cynthia Villar further added, “Recently, they fenced and blocked the access to my composting facility at the [river] easement along the road in BFRV. That easement, I got it when I removed the informal settler families about seven years ago” She also said that they do not want her to build a sidewalk. Stay tuned to this website for more details.