Senate minority bloc urges gov’t ‘dialogue’ with Dela Rosa amid P50M bounty
The Philippine Senate minority bloc urged the government to engage in 'dialogue' with fugitive Senator Ronald dela Rosa, who has a P50 million bounty on his head, advocating for a peaceful resolution to his arrest.
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