
Sara Duterte Impeachment Trial Continues with Prosecution Resting Case
The impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte continued, with the prosecution team resting its case regarding alleged threats. Public opinion polls indicate a strong desire for the trial to be guided by law and evidence, while discussions also arose concerning the funding of meals for the defense team and staff.
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Philippines’ impeachment trial: court ruling heightens stakes for VP Sara
Philippine Vice-President Sara Duterte-Carpio suffered a serious setback in her impeachment trial this week after the Senate allowed prosecutors to examine key financial records in an unexplained wealth case against her. Analysts said the Senate impeachment court’s ruling could give prosecutors a clearer route to show she amassed ill-gotten wealth and pull down her popularity ratings in time for the 2028 presidential election, thus raising the stakes for Duterte-Carpio as she fights not only ...
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No official Senate recording, livestream, press release, or credible news report documents the confrontation depicted in the clip
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MANILA, Philippines – The impeachment court this week granted the prosecution’s request to subpoena Vice President Sara Duterte’s bank, tax, and Anti-Money Laundering Council records while the House prosecution panel concluded its presentation of evidence on Article IV involving alleged grave threats. The week also saw the prosecution’s final witness testify that Duterte’s controversial remarks
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House prosecutors will be presenting next week three witnesses who will testify before the Senate impeachment court about the alleged misuse of P612.5 million in confidential funds by Vice President Sara Duterte.
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