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Bato’s wife says ICC surrender shows doubt in SC

“I’m fighting this for my husband—but this is also a fight for all Filipinos and for our country.”
Sen. Ronald "Bato" dela Rosa and wife, Nancy Comandate dela Rosa
Sen. Ronald "Bato" dela Rosa and wife, Nancy Comandate dela Rosa Photo from Sen. Ronald "Bato" dela Rosa
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Grace Nancy dela Rosa, wife of Sen. Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa, said granting permission to voluntarily surrender the senator to the International Criminal Court (ICC) is an admission that the Supreme Court (SC) is weak and incapable of handling the case.

Dela Rosa asserted that every Filipino must be tried in his own country, and that there is no need for the foreign court to intervene.

Sen. Ronald "Bato" dela Rosa and wife, Nancy Comandate dela Rosa
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“This is just another case sensationalized only by politics. Please do not waver or give in, please,” dela Rosa said.

She further said that the case does not have the luxury of time to wait for technical debates, saying every moment it remains undecided is an opportunity for them to close in on the senator.

Dela Rosa also said that the judiciary must learn from former president Rodrigo Duterte, saying not to give up another Filipino.

She pleads with the SC not to give up its responsibility for the Filipino people, asking to fight for everyone’s rights.

“Your decision will be remembered in history. Please make it count,” dela Rosa said.

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