Sara Duterte defense denies objections were legal tactic
A lawyer for Vice President Sara Duterte has denied that the defense team's repeated objections during her impeachment trial were a legal strategy, stating they are part of regular court proceedings. The trial entered its third day with witness testimonies continuing.
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