Sara Duterte Impeachment Trial Continues with Focus on 'Unusual' Bank Transactions
The impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte continued with testimonies from bank executives describing her DepEd withdrawals as 'unusual' and the admission of P125 million OVP checks into evidence. The prosecution aims to bolster claims regarding her financial transactions, with COA auditors expected to testify next week.
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VP Duterte Aides Made ‘Unusual’ Cash Widthrawal, Banks Managers Tell Senate
Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte’s aides made unusually large cash withdrawals in 2022 and 2023, former bank officers told the Senate impeachment court, which started tackling her alleged fund misuse on Wednesday.
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Read full article →Bantug: Banks, AMLC to submit Duterte records at separate times Thursday
MANILA, Philippines — Subpoenaed bank institutions and the Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC) were assigned to turn over Vice President Sara Duterte’s bank records before the Senate impeachment court at different times on Thursday, Senate Secretary and Impeachment Clerk of Court Renato Bantug said. According to Bantug’s message early Thursday, the banks were assigned “specific time
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House prosecutors are now presenting evidence on Article I.
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