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‘VP can’t be compelled to admit bank accounts’ (opens the original)
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MANILA, Philippines — The Senate impeachment court yesterday denied the prosecution’s request for admission to compel Vice President Sara Duterte to admit to some pieces of evidence, including the ownership of bank accounts, as it will be equivalent to self-incrimination. In his ruling read in open court on Day 31 of the trial, presiding officer Francis Escudero denied the prosecution’s request for the Vice President to admit to “104 matters concerning respondent’s personal circumstances and for
Senators to DOT: Keep ‘Love the Philippines’ (opens the original)
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MANILA, Philippines — Senators have asked the Department of Tourism to stand by its present “Love the Philippines” campaign so it can catch up with the gains of the previous and successful “Wow Philippines” and “It’s More Fun in the Philippines” slogans. During the DOT budget hearing on Monday, Senate finance subcommittee chairman Erwin Tulfo asked newly appointed DOT Secretary Dita Angara-Mathay about her plans in promoting the current slogan. Tulfo asked the agency about the need of each admin
Lacson calls for ‘fair’ verdict in Duterte trial (opens the original)
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MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Panfilo Lacson has called for a “fair” and “evidence-based” verdict in the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte. Lacson made the remark during the Philippine Constitution Association’s 65th anniversary celebration in Makati yesterday when asked what kind of decision would help bring stability after a politically polarizing impeachment trial. “A fair decision will bring stability to the country. As long as the decision is fair and based on evidence as presen
Suspects linked to school shooting, online grooming nabbed (opens the original)
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MANILA, Philippines — The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) has apprehended a person connected to the Sept. 18 school shooting incident in South Cotabato, the third such incident to hit the country’s schools in just three months. During the Department of Justice (DOJ) budget hearing at the Senate yesterday, NBI Director Melvin Matibag mentioned the developments in the bureau’s probe on the latest school shooting incident at Banga National High School that left three students dead, including
16-vote requirement scrapped: New vote threshold (opens the original)
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CEBU, Philippines — Thirteen members of the Senate impeachment court voted Wednesday to overturn the fixed 16-vote requirement for convicting Vice President Sara Duterte, ruling that the two-thirds threshold should be based on senator-judges who are legally and factually capable of participating in the proceedings. A resounding “Aye” rang through the plenary hall as the senator-judges voted by viva voce following oral arguments from both parties on Day 29 of the impeachment trial. In a surprise
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