
Impeachment Court Subpoenas Sara Duterte's Chief of Staff Amid 'Kill Threat' Claims
The impeachment court has subpoenaed Sara Duterte's chief of staff, Zuleika Lopez, as a witness in the trial, following testimony regarding an alleged 'kill threat' video against Vice President Marcos. The defense has been challenged to debunk the testimony, while the prosecution also seeks Duterte's tax records.
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Philippines' democracy tested by Duterte impeachment trial
Vice President Sara Duterte faces impeachment in a trial that could shape the 2028 presidential race and test public trust in the country's democratic institutions.
Read full article →Philippines’ impeachment showdown: why removing VP Sara could be uphill battle
Philippine Vice-President Sara Duterte-Carpio did not attend the opening of her impeachment trial on Monday, leaving her lawyers to fight charges that, if upheld, could remove her from office, permanently bar her from politics and reshape the 2028 presidential race. Legal experts told This Week in Asia they expected Duterte-Carpio to be difficult, though not impossible, to convict despite the gravity of the charges because prosecutors would need at least 16 senators – two-thirds of the chambe...
By Raissa Robles
Read full article →Sara Duterte threats vs Marcos justified, defense says. Are they really?
There are reasons that drove the Vice President to draw 'the line in the sand' and attack the President, her defense team says
By Jairo Bolledo
Read full article →Ligutan says defense failed to debunk testimony on VP ‘kill threat’ video
MANILA, Philippines — The House prosecution in the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte said on Wednesday that the defense failed to debunk the testimony of National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Senior Agent Mark Calilung on the video containing the alleged “kill threat” made by Duterte. According to a statement from the prosecution, lawyer
By Alexander Magno
Read full article →Defense: Sara’s Senate presence not for intimidation
The camp of Vice President Sara Duterte denied that her visit to the Senate on Tuesday was meant to intimidate senator-judges amid the ongoing impeachment trial against her.
By Bella Cariaso
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