Senator Ronald dela Rosa challenges President Marcos to clarify if the government allowed ICC investigators into the country amid reports of potential arrest warrants for leading the war on drugs. Dela Rosa demands transparency from the government.
Amid reports that the International Criminal Court ( ICC ) could soon issue warrants for his arrest for leading former President Rodrigo Duterte’s bloody war on drugs , Senator Ronald dela Rosa challenged President Marcos to “be man enough” to tell them if the government indeed allowed the court’s investigators into the country.
Dela Rosa was reacting to statements by former senator Antonio Trillanes IV, who said the ICC had finished its investigation of high-level respondents such as Duterte and the senator, who was the chief of the national police during the previous administration, and had gathered enough evidence to indict them. “What I am asking from the government is to be man enough to tell us what to do. Just tell us,” Dela Rosa said. “If they changed their stand, please tell us. You are our President. Tell us what to d
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