SENATE LOCKDOWN LOOK: As of 6 p.m. of Monday, May 11, the Senate gates are still closed after Senator Bato dela Rosa showed up in session, ending a six-month absence to evade possible International Criminal Court warrant. The chamber under new Senate President Alan Peter | Collector

SENATE LOCKDOWN

LOOK: As of 6 p.m. of Monday, May 11, the Senate gates are still closed after Senator Bato dela Rosa showed up in session, ending a six-month absence to evade possible International Criminal Court warrant.

The chamber under new Senate President Alan Peter

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SENATE LOCKDOWN LOOK: As of 6 p.m. of Monday, May 11, the Senate gates are still closed after Senator Bato dela Rosa showed up in session, ending a six-month absence to evade possible International Criminal Court warrant. The chamber under new Senate President Alan Peter

SENATE LOCKDOWN LOOK: As of 6 p.m. of Monday, May 11, the Senate gates are still closed after Senator Bato dela Rosa showed up in session, ending a six-month absence to evade possible International Criminal Court warrant. The chamber under new Senate President Alan Peter

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