Vice President Sara Duterte yesterday posted P360,000 bail for three counts of grave threats directed at President Marcos, First Lady Liza Marcos and former speaker Martin Romualdez, evading possible arrest that she claimed would have exposed her to harassment or worse.
The House prosecution panel is focused on presenting evidence strong enough to meet whatever conviction threshold will be adopted in the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte.
Former Senate president Frank Drilon said the grave threats case against Vice President Sara Duterte before the Quezon City Regional Trial Court has no bearing on her ongoing impeachment trial, saying the two proceedings are different in nature.
The Senate’s trust ratings will likely improve following reforms put in place by the new leadership, according to finance committee chairman Sen. JV Ejercito.
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