Ilang eksperto, naniniwalang dapat pahalagahan ng Pilipinas ang relasyon nito sa Interpol

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Ilang eksperto, naniniwalang dapat pahalagahan ng Pilipinas ang relasyon nito sa Interpol

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00:00Some experts are convinced that the Philippines should value its relationship with the International Police Crime Organization.

00:07Meanwhile, the Supreme Court has not yet issued a temporary restraining order in accordance with the petition of the former President Duterte's camp.

00:15This is what Louisa Erizpe wrote.

00:19Some experts in international law are convinced that the Philippines should value its relationship with the International Police Crime Organization or Interpol.

00:30This is what happened after the arrest of the former President Rodrigo Duterte yesterday.

00:34And according to President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., this is because of the country's strong cooperation with Interpol.

00:42According to international law expert at San Sebastian College Graduate School of Law Dean, Attorney Rodel Taton,

00:49it can be said that what happened was just a give and take to the former Interpol agents in the Philippines.

01:13In other words, this is just a give and take in diplomacy.

01:17According to the expert, it can be said that the Philippines did this in order not to harm other countries.

01:25If not, it is possible that its return to the Philippines will have an effect on the economy and others.

01:31If we don't cooperate, there will be some impressions, if not impressions, real effect to our treaty performance or treaty obligations with other states.

01:47In the future, the other states will be careful in dealing with us.

01:52Why would I make a deal with you if you don't know how to fulfill our simple agreement?

01:57If we can remember, the Philippines has been cooperating with Interpol for a long time.

02:01And Interpol was the one who helped the former Negros Oriental Congressman Arnulfo Tevez Jr. to be arrested from the East.

02:09Because of the many cases of murder, frustrated murder, and attempted murder in the Philippines.

02:15Interpol was also the one who helped in the kidnapping of Alice Gua, a.k.a. Gua Ping.

02:20Gua Ping, who is suspected of fleeing outside the Philippines because of the cases being investigated against her related to the illegal operation of POGO.

02:29Formerly, Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulia said that if the ICC approached Interpol, it is not easy for the Philippines to turn its back on it.

02:38Because Filipinos from other countries are already involved in this.

02:42Let's remember, there are more than 10 million Filipinos going around the world right now who might need the help of Interpol.

02:51That's why we value the Interpol over a lot of other things.

02:56We are not giving up on anything here.

03:00That's a political statement more than anything else.

03:06That's just his political line that is being followed.

03:12But the former president's camp is still appealing.

03:15They went to the Supreme Court of the Philippines and asked for a temporary restraining order.

03:20Their camp filed four different petitions, all of which are asking for Duterte's release and return to the Philippines.

03:28The expert said that if the TRO really issues a high sentence, it is possible that it will be a moot and academic one.

03:36It can be considered as moot.

03:39But I'm sorry, I didn't read their petition.

03:43But if you look at it, if it should be stopped, what else can we stop?

03:49I mean, that's the simple way to look at the mootness of that.

03:53As for the SC, so far, the TRO hasn't issued any petitions.

03:59But in the first petition yesterday, Senator De La Rosa and the former president said that so far,

04:06they haven't seen a clear reason to issue a TRO.

04:10Even so, the respondents still commented,

04:13including Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin, Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulia,

04:18Local Government Secretary John Vic Remulia, and others.

04:22Duterte has yet to comment on the issue and has yet to issue a high sentence.

04:27Luisa Erispe for Pambansang TV in Bagong, Philippines.

Ilang eksperto, naniniwalang dapat pahalagahan ng Pilipinas ang relasyon nito sa Interpol

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