
House Panel Approves Impeachment Articles Against VP Sara Duterte
A House panel approved articles of impeachment against Vice President Sara Duterte, leading to discussions among lawmakers about potential votes and a possible Senate trial.
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Control of US House Hinges on Historically Low Number of Seats - Bloomberg.com
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More than 300 families have been evacuated after massive amounts of ash billowed from the Mayon volcano over the weekend due to the collapse of lava deposits from its slopes, Philippine officials said on Monday. There was no explosive eruption from Mayon, which has been erupting mildly on and off since January, but huge deposits of lava on its southwestern slope suddenly cascaded down in a pyroclastic flow – an avalanche of hot rocks, ash and gas – before nightfall on Saturday, said Teresito...
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. recently appeared in various events in Malacañang, while former House speaker Martin Romualdez denied circulating false claims that he escaped the country
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Read full article →House can muster over 200 votes to impeach Duterte — insiders
MANILA, Philippines — Sources privy to conversations within the House of Representatives believe the chamber can come close to or match the 215 signatures that backed the first impeachment bid against Vice President Sara Duterte in 2025. One of those who believes the 215 figure is attainable is Bicol Saro party-list Rep. Terry Ridon, who
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Read full article →‘Minority duty-bound to block impeachment’
Asserting that it is their fundamental duty to oppose the majority, members of the minority bloc in the Senate would naturally resist the convening of an impeachment court to try Vice President Sara Duterte, according to Sen. Robinhood Padilla.
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