Philippine Senate Prepares for VP Sara Duterte Impeachment Trial
The Philippine Senate is preparing to convene as an impeachment court for the trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, amidst political turmoil and calls from church leaders not to delay proceedings. Police are bracing for potential protests as the trial is set to begin.
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Philippine vice president impeached by lawmakers over suspected wealth and threats - AP News
Philippine vice president impeached by lawmakers over suspected wealth and threats AP News
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V-P Sara Duterte’s trial to open next phase of Philippine political turmoil The Straits Times
Read full article →Sara Duterte trial to open next phase of Philippine political turmoil
The political drama is rattling a country with a weak economy and may limit the ability of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to stem the bleeding.
Read full article →Philippines to convene court for Sara Duterte's impeachment amid political turmoil
Sara Duterte's impeachment trial could either kill off her 2028 presidential hopes, or strengthen her position as lead contender to succeed President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
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The misleading video briefly mentions the World Bank’s growth forecast for the Philippines, but shows no proof that its officials supposedly participated in Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment case
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Read full article →Monday showdown: Will Cayetano stay as Senate chief?
MANILA, Philippines – The Senate is facing a critical question on Monday: Will there be another leadership change or will the chamber convene directly as an impeachment court that will try Vice President Sara Duterte? The uncertainty comes amid reports of an alleged ouster plot, which Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano himself raised last Thursday,
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