Palace Says 1 Impeachment Article May Suffice To Remove VP Sara

The Palace stated that one impeachment article could still provide grounds for seeking Vice President Sara Duterte's removal from her position.
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Senate Court Clears Withdrawal Of 3 Impeachment Articles Vs VP Sara

House prosecutors secured Senate impeachment court approval to withdraw three articles against Vice President Sara Duterte, narrowing the proceedings to the unexplained wealth allegation.

Comelec To Delist 50 Party-List Groups Over Failure To Join, Get Seats In Recent Polls

Comelec may remove 50 groups, organizations, and coalitions from the official party-list registry following concerns over their participation and electoral performance in recent polls.

House Prosecution Drops Impeachment Raps Vs VP Sara Except Unexplained Wealth

Vice President Sara Duterte will face continued impeachment prosecution over alleged unexplained wealth after House prosecutors decided to drop the three other charges.

Senate Court To Review Eased Public Comment Restrictions In VP Trial

Nakatakdang pag-aralan ng Senate impeachment court sa congressional recess ang desisyon nitong payagan ang mas malayang pagkomento sa tatlong binawing impeachment articles.

Dissent From SC Ruling Does Not Diminish Respect For Judiciary – Sotto

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The Supreme Court dismissed an indirect contempt petition against Sen. Tito Sotto over his criticism of a ruling involving Vice President Sara Duterte's impeachment.

Youth Groups Demand VP Sara’s Conviction In Mandaluyong Rally

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Nanawagan ang mga youth at religious groups ng conviction laban kay Vice President Sara Duterte kaugnay ng mga alegasyon ng unexplained wealth.

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ICC Prosecution In Duterte Trial To Present 5 Witnesses For 2026

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Five witnesses are expected to be presented by the ICC prosecution in 2026 as part of the trial proceedings involving former President Rodrigo Duterte.

The Impeachment Trial Has A Third Party. The Public.

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The outcome of Vice President Sara Duterte's impeachment could influence public perceptions of accountability and institutional fairness ahead of the 2028 presidential elections.

The Prosecution Has Rested. The Questions Have Not.

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The Senate’s decision to limit the defense to the remaining impeachment article raises questions about how previously presented allegations should be addressed.

Cale88 Draws Scrutiny Over PHP776 Million Inflow, Tax, SEC Gaps

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The Senate impeachment court examined Cale88’s financial records as questions grew over major inflows and gaps in the company’s audited statements.

No Immunity For VP Trial Witnesses, But Subpoena May Give Protection

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The impeachment court clarified that appearing as a witness does not create blanket immunity, even when testimony involves potentially sensitive or protected information.

15 Bank, Insurance Firm Reps Ready To Testify In VP Sara Trial

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Inihanda ng House prosecution ang testimonya ng mga kinatawan mula sa banking at insurance sector upang suportahan ang pagsusuri sa unexplained wealth allegation.

Prosecution Eyes Records Of VP Sara-Linked Tapang At Malasakit Over China Donation

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Naging bahagi ng impeachment proceedings ang usapin sa posibleng China donations matapos tanungin ni Sen. Bam Aquino ang financial links ng organisasyon.

AMLC: PHP424 Million In Reported Transactions Involving VP, Carpio Since 2022

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Inilahad sa impeachment court ang PHP424.18 milyong transactions nina Vice President Sara Duterte at Mans Carpio na naitala mula 2022 hanggang 2025.

Hontiveros Flags Chinese State-Firm Links In Carpio-Linked Firm

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Sen. Risa Hontiveros said her office traced some companies that sent funds to Cale88 to Chinese state-owned enterprises during the impeachment proceedings.

Senate Weighs Ombudsman Reform To Strengthen Anti-Corruption Drive

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Proposed changes being considered by the Senate could give the Ombudsman stronger tools to enforce decisions, secure evidence and protect investigators and witnesses.
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