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  1. Articles of impeachment against Sara Duterte were approved by the House of Representatives, and the proceedings are now underway in the Senate.
  2. Sara Duterte faces an impeachment trial over fund misuse, leading to calls for conviction and replacement nomination.
  3. Senate convenes as impeachment court against Sara Duterte, with Chel Diokno leading the prosecution seeking financial records.

The impeachment trial against Sara Duterte was led by prosecutors, which included criticism of statements made during the proceedings.

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The impeachment trial against Sara Duterte was led by prosecutors, which included criticism of statements made during the proceedings.

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Sara DuterteChel DioknoRobin Padilla

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  1. VP Sara Duterte receives immunity from criminal charges.1 source
  2. Trial into ill-gotten wealth: funds traced through accounts and property inclusion challenged.1 source
  3. The Vice President's remarks on August 9th challenged the integrity of the ongoing impeachment trial proceedings.Sub-event
  4. Political disagreement erupts over progressive stances as Pia Cayetano reacts to Chel Diokno's statements regarding the Duterte impeachment.Sub-event
  5. Impeachment trial proceedings led by prosecutors included criticism of statements.1 source

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Senate convenes as impeachment court against Sara Duterte, with Chel Diokno leading the prosecution seeking financial records.

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