Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte Asks Supreme Court to Halt Impeachment Proceedings
Vice President Sara Duterte has formally requested the Supreme Court to intervene and stop the impeachment proceedings initiated against her. This move seeks to challenge the legal basis of the impeachment efforts.
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