Several Facebook posts falsely quoted Chief Justice Alexander Gesmundo as saying that the arrest warrant allegedly issued by the International Criminal Court for Sen. "Bato" Dela Rosa cannot be immediately enforced. This is fake and has been debunked by the Supreme Court.
A YouTube video claims that the ICC has issued a warrant of arrest for Sen. Bato Dela Rosa. This is false.
Netizens are circulating a 2022 photo of Sen. Bato Dela Rosa with former president Rodrigo Duterte, falsely claiming that it was during a recent visit of the reelected senator at the ICC detention facility in The Hague, Netherlands.
An FB reel falsely claims that an arrest warrant for Sen. Bato Dela Rosa - top enforcer of the deadly drug war during the Duterte administration - has been issued by the ICC and sent to the Philippines.
Can rabid Duterte defenders such as De la Rosa and another reelectionist senator, Bong Go, convincingly shed their partisanship and be impartial in deciding to either acquit or convict the vice president?
Bato Dela Rosa intends to refile his bills reimposing mandatory ROTC and prescribing the death penalty for “high-level drug trafficking,” if he wins a second Senate term.
Has Dela Rosa forgotten about his role as chief implementor of Duterte’s bloody drug war that resulted in more than 12, 000 deaths?
A YouTube video falsely claims that an arrest warrant was issued against senators Robin Padilla and Bato dela Rosa.
Ang paliwanag ni Bato Dela Rosa sa pahayag ni Rodrigo Duterte ay sumasalungat sa mga nakaraang pahayag ng dating pangulo.
Sen. “Bato” Dela Rosa belied allegations that former president Rodrigo Duterte was threatening ACT Party-list Rep. France Castro, whom Duterte baselessly accused as a “communist” in Congress that “he wanted to kill.”