Topacio commented on Duterte's impeachment trial while Castro countered Duterte's statements regarding Davao City.
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What happened
Topacio commented on Duterte's impeachment trial while Castro countered Duterte's statements regarding Davao City.
Who's involved
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Impeachment proceedings have been initiated by the lower house against the Vice President, involving the House of Representatives.Also in this story
- Commentators link the peso's movements to global market factors while blaming the administration for national economic issues.
- Lorna Kapunan presented evidence regarding confidential fund usage.
- The political fallout from the impeachment proceedings against Vice President Sara Duterte includes senate leadership shake-ups and impacts on education funding and scholarships.
- Panfilo Lacson believes Alan Peter Cayetano's removal will resolve political gridlock, while the Senate serves as the impeachment court.
The entities involved
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Sara Duterte
Vice President of the Philippines since 2022
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Claire Castro
Philippine lawyer, radio-television host and podcaster; Philippine presidential-communications undersecretary
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