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The Senate impeachment court is seriously considering a proposal to hold the trial of Vice President Sara Duterte in the afternoon, according to Senate President Sherwin Gatchalian.
The defense panel challenged the House prosecution team to raise its allegations that Vice President Sara Duterte violated the sub judice rule before the Senate impeachment court and not the media.
The camp of Vice President Sara Duterte yesterday asked the Quezon City Regional Trial Court (QC RTC) to allow oral arguments on the motion to quash she filed in connection with the grave threats case she is facing.
Detained Senators Jinggoy Estrada and Rodante Marcoleta can continue to hold committee memberships and file legislation despite their incarceration, but they will not be allowed to vote during plenary sessions, Sen. Erwin Tulfo said yesterday.
What or how would you feel if a third or a fourth of your annual income was given away by Sara Duterte to somebody you did not know from Adam, somebody the government itself has said it has no record of having been born, married, lived nor having died in the Philippines. And plainly, somebody who did not exist at all?
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