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Bato credits victory to ‘protest’ votes
By Nidz Godino
“Wrong move, wrong political move… we showed our resentment for what they did to Tatay Digong on the ballot,” Sen. Ronald dela Rosa in his imminent return to Senate for second term, credited his strong showing in midterm polls to “protest” votes fueled by public anger over arrest and detention of former president Rodrigo Duterte in The Hague.
Dela Rosa said election results reflect public dismay over what he called political misstep by the administration.
He added that he and fellow Duterte ally Sen. Bong Go currently leading senatorial race are grateful for support.
However, Dela Rosa struck conciliatory tone, saying he is open to working with the administration bloc in Senate, despite political tensions.
“To all winners, I hope and pray that if possible, let us stop bickering,” he said.
He further framed past clashes as reactions to Palace’s actions against their group: “we’re just reacting in order to survive.”
Asked about the implications of the Dela Rosa downplayed the administration’s influence to incoming Senate composition on looming impeachment complaint against Vice President Sara Duterte-Carpio,
“They don’t control things… when it comes to Senate, moves are different… we’re like 24 independent republics,” he said.
Hearing about his landslide win as mayor of Davao City, detained older Duterte could not contain his excitement, his lead counsel Nicholas Kaufman said.
“As person totally innocent until proven otherwise, there should be no impediment under law preventing him from exercising or assuming any civic right,” Kaufman said.
It remains unclear what will be the process for Duterte during oath taking, as well as possible work arrangements should he remain in detention when his term begins on June 30.
Despite hailing from one of the most entrenched political families in the country, Vice President Sara Duterte favors anti-political dynasty law, adding she would be most credible person to write law regulating these.
“Precisely, that’s why I’m the biggest and possess solid credibility to speak about political dynasties because I come from political dynasty,” she told reporters in Davao City after casting her vote on Monday.
Her remarks come amid continued public criticism over dominance of political families in Philippine politics ,her own included.
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