Palace to Bato dela Rosa’s wife: His possible arrest is not persecution
Malacañang on Tuesday rejected claims by fugitive Sen. Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa’s wife that he was being persecuted, stating that his possible arrest was not an act of persecution and urging him not to hide if his conscience was clear.
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