Agot Isidro, may matinding tawag sa mga kumampi kay Cayetano
- Agot Isidro strongly criticized the 13 senators who voted to replace Senate President Tito Sotto with Alan Peter Cayetano
- The actress called the lawmakers “13 Satanas sa Senado” in a fiery social media post
- Agot also mocked Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa following reports of an attempted NBI arrest inside the Senate
- She further urged the public to support calls for due process, impeachment, and constitutional accountability
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Actress Agot Isidro stirred strong reactions online after openly criticizing the senators who voted to remove Tito Sotto as Senate President and replace him with Alan Peter Cayetano.
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The veteran actress took to X to express her outrage following the controversial leadership change in the Senate, which happened amid the ongoing discussions surrounding the impeachment case against Vice President Sara Duterte.
In her now-viral post, Agot did not hold back as she labeled the lawmakers who sided with Cayetano as "13 Satanas sa Senado.”
“I have ducking NO respect for these 13 hooligans who call themselves Senators of the Philippines. DUCK YOU,” Agot wrote.
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She later followed it up with another pointed remark directed at Cayetano himself. The actress questioned the senator’s use of Bible verses on social media and implied that his actions did not reflect the values he was preaching online.
“APC, can you please stop uttering Bible verses kasi sure ako, hindi natutuwa si God sa ’yo. #13SatanasSaSenado,” she stated.
Among the senators who reportedly voted for Cayetano were Ronald dela Rosa, Francis Escudero, Joel Villanueva, Imee Marcos, Rodante Marcoleta, Robin Padilla, Bong Go, Jinggoy Estrada, Pia Cayetano, Loren Legarda, Mark Villar, and Camille Villar.
Meanwhile, the senators who reportedly supported Sotto included Panfilo Lacson, Francis Pangilinan, Risa Hontiveros, Bam Aquino, Raffy Tulfo, Erwin Tulfo, Sherwin Gatchalian, and Lito Lapid.
The incident was allegedly connected to an arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court regarding the controversial drug war under former President Rodrigo Duterte.
After seeing footage related to the incident, Agot posted another controversial remark online.
“Just saw the CCTV. We have a runner!!! #BatoDuwag,” she wrote.
She also added,
"Asan ang tapang mo ngayon???"
The actress also encouraged the public to support calls from different groups seeking accountability and due process involving Vice President Duterte.
“Sign the call for due process, impeachment, and constitutional accountability,” Agot added while sharing a link online.
"Hulihin nyo na si Bato!!!!"
Agot even mixed mother nature in another tweet,
"Sana kinain ka na ni Nature."
Her statements quickly sparked mixed reactions from netizens, with many debating her strong opinions and outspoken criticism toward several public officials.
Agot Isidro is a prominent Filipino actress and singer who first rose to fame in the early 1990s as a recording artist and the "Crush ng Bayan" (People's Crush). Over her decades-long career, she has transitioned into a highly respected actress in film, television, and theater, earning numerous accolades including a FAMAS Award and a Metro Manila Film Festival Award.
In another report, a viral video allegedly showing Sen. Bato dela Rosa being pursued by NBI agents inside the Senate sparked massive reactions online from several celebrities and public figures. Personalities such as Bianca Gonzalez, Julie Anne San Jose, Jake Ejercito, Joy Barcoma, DJ Chacha, and Bea Binene shared varying opinions regarding the incident. The controversy also reignited discussions surrounding accountability in relation to the EJK issue and the ICC warrant controversy.
Meanwhile, Bela Padilla also criticized Senator Bato dela Rosa after another viral video allegedly showed him shouting at a female reporter during a tense moment at the Senate. The senator had recently returned following months of absence amid leadership changes in the chamber. Public attention further intensified after reports surfaced about an attempted NBI service of an ICC arrest warrant inside the Senate compound that did not push through. Bela additionally raised concerns about accountability, attendance, and the responsibilities expected from public officials.
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