The decision removes a legal roadblock for the Marcos administration to arrest Dela RosaThe decision removes a legal roadblock for the Marcos administration to arrest Dela Rosa
No TRO for Bato, but will Marcos order his arrest?
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MANILA, Philippines – Voting 9-5-1, the Supreme Court denied Senator Bato dela Rosa‘s request for a temporary restraining order to block his International Criminal Court arrest warrant.
The decision removes a legal roadblock for the Marcos administration to arrest Dela Rosa.
But the question is, will Marcos order the arrest of the former police chief?
Rappler’s Jairo Bolledo reports. – Rappler.com
Reporter, writer, producer, video editor: Jairo Bolledo
Supervising editor: Herbie Gomez
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