Janine Gutierrez, umalma sa panawagan ni Bato para sa suporta ng publiko
- Janine Gutierrez reacted online after Ronald dela Rosa called for public support amid ICC-related concerns.
- The senator emphasized loyalty to the government and Filipinos in his appeal for backing.
- Gutierrez questioned the appeal, citing victims of alleged extrajudicial killings linked to the drug war.
- Her post sparked renewed online debate on justice, accountability, and public trust.
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Janine Gutierrez reacted on social media platform X after Ronald dela Rosa made a public appeal asking for support from Filipinos amid issues surrounding a confirmed International Criminal Court (ICC) arrest warrant.
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In his statement, the senator stressed his identity and duty as a Filipino and his belief in government responsibility.
“At the end of the day, I am a Filipino, President Marcos Jr. is a Filipino, and he is our president. So I think I deserve some support coming from this government,” he said.
He further emphasized that protecting citizens is part of the government’s duty, expanding his call beyond his personal situation.
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“Trabaho naman talaga ng gobyerno 'yan na protektahan 'yung kaniyang mga citizens. Hindi lang ito para sa akin, para sa lahat ng Pilipino ito... We deserve the support of this government,” he added.
Following these remarks, Gutierrez posted a strong response questioning the appeal for public sympathy. Her statement immediately gained traction online due to its direct reference to past issues connected to the anti-drug campaign.
“Woooow now he’s saying he’s a Filipino and he needs our support. What about all the Filipinos and families that were victims of your EJK?” Gutierrez wrote.
She also stressed the importance of accountability and justice for those affected.
“They deserve justice,” she added.
“The Filipino people deserve better,” she continued.
The exchange quickly circulated on social media, with users divided in their reactions. Some praised Gutierrez for speaking out, while others defended the senator’s remarks and his call for government backing.
The issue is tied to ongoing discussions surrounding the ICC warrant and the controversial anti-drug operations implemented during the previous administration, which continue to spark debate among different sectors of society.
Janine Marie Elizabeth Gutierrez is a Filipino actress, model, host, and environmental advocate. Coming from two well-known showbiz families, she has established herself as one of her generation’s most respected performers, recognized for portraying roles that combine mainstream popularity with meaningful, socially relevant themes.
In another report, Senator Robin Padilla raised a complaint during a Senate session regarding Senator Kiko Pangilinan’s allegedly loud remarks during their exchange. Senate President Pro Tempore Loren Legarda briefly suspended the session to ease the tension between the two lawmakers. Padilla questioned whether Senate rules allow senators to shout at fellow legislators during discussions, while Pangilinan later clarified that his voice only became louder during the moment and eventually apologized.
Meanwhile, a viral video allegedly showing Sen. Bato dela Rosa being pursued by NBI agents inside the Senate sparked widespread reactions online from celebrities and public figures. Bianca Gonzalez, Julie Anne San Jose, Jake Ejercito, Joy Barcoma, DJ Chacha, and Bea Binene were among those who reacted to the controversy. The incident once again fueled discussions about accountability in relation to the EJK issue and the ICC warrant controversy.
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