Senators Urge Supreme Court to Rule on Impeachment Vote Threshold for VP Duterte
A debate is ongoing in the Philippine Senate regarding the voting threshold for convicting or acquitting Vice President Sara Duterte in her impeachment trial, particularly concerning the number of votes needed with absent senators. Some senators are proposing that the Supreme Court resolve this complex issue.
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