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‘Persona non-grata’ tag vs vloggers Rosmar, Rendon
By J.Lo
“RESOLVED, as it is hereby RESOLVED, to declare Rendon Labador, Rosemarie Tan Pamulaklakin a.k.a. Rosmar and Marki Tan as persona non-grata in Municipality of Coron, Palawan for their disrespectful behavior, negative publicity, incitement to conflict, and violation of Republic Act No. 10951, also known as ‘Property and Damage Penalty Adjustment Act’; Article 153 of Revised Penal Code; and Republic Act No. 11313, also known as “Safe Spaces Act (Bawal Bastos Law,” draft of resolution read.
Social media personalities Rendon Labador and Rosemarie Peñamora Tan, also known as “Rosmar,” may be declared persona non-grata in Coron, Palawan following their involvement in confrontation between them and mayor’s staff, according to one of Coron’s municipal council members.
John Patrick Reyes, one of Coron’s municipal council members, drafted resolution declaring two personalities persona non-grata in Facebook post, which is expected to be ratified after June 24 regular session.
According to the draft resolution, Labador’s actions were described as “disrespectful, inappropriate, and blatant disregard for proper decorum.”
It stressd that vloggers caused undue distress and embarrassment to mayor’s staff and were seen as reflecting negatively on office she represents.
Declaring individual persona non grata signifies they are not welcome in specific area.
However, the resolution is not legally enforceable and does not prevent someone from entering the place where they have been declared persona non grata.
Issue stemmed when personalities went to the office of Coron Mayor Marjo Reyes to complain about comment received online from Jho Cayabyab Trinidad, one of the mayor’s staff.
Labador and Rosmar confronted Trinidad, who accused them through Facebook comment of exploiting people of Coron for their vlog under guise of organizing to “assist” locals in giving grocery packages and supposedly boosting tourism in the area.
It should be noted, however, that Trinidad posted comment through her personal Facebook account and not through local government unit’s official website.
In videos circulating on social media, Labador was seen shouting and pointing fingers at Trinidad, who remained calm in her response.
Eventually, two personalities convinced Trinidad to issue public apology, which was also captured on video.
In another Facebook post, Coron’s Mayor’s Office said Reyes ordered investigation into incident.
“Binigyang-diin ng Punong Bayan na hindi siya nasiyahan sa naganap na insidente sa kanyang opisina lalo na’t wala siya sa lugar ng mga oras na iyon,” the mayor’s office statement read.
“Inatasan niya ang nasabing departamento na ikalap ang lahat ng mga dokumento, opisyal na mga reklamo at mga viral videos para sa mga susunod na hakbangin at aksyon na gagawin,” it added.
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