
Senate Trial Progresses as Sara Duterte Impeachment Case Faces Evidentiary Hurdles
The impeachment trial of former Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte continues amid procedural debates, including discussions over revising the required vote threshold among senator-judges. Prosecutors also face internal deliberations on whether to maintain or drop specific bribery charges as the defense challenges key evidence.
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‘Unmute the video’: Ridon hits ‘no smoking gun’ claim in Duterte trial
MANILA, Philippines — House of Representatives impeachment prosecutor Rep. Terry Ridon on Thursday pushed back against claims by Vice President Sara Duterte’s supporters that the prosecution has failed to produce a “smoking gun” after 21 days of trial, telling them to “unmute the video” and listen to the evidence and testimony presented in court. “Again,
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Read full article →Prosecution still undecided on dropping bribery article in Duterte trial
The House prosecution panel has yet to decide whether it will skip the bribery article against Vice President Sara Duterte and move straight to the unexplained wealth charge, prosecution adviser and spokesperson Robert Ace Barbers said Thursday, September 3.
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