Defense drops Matina Crossing barangay captain as witness
The defense panel of Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte has withdrawn Matina Crossing Barangay Captain Cindy Colina as a witness. Colina's testimony was expected to relate to official documents concerning the barangay's name, and her removal may impact the proceedings.
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