Sara Duterte trial: Defense counsel change linked to prosecutor's shift in demeanor – lawmaker
Philippine lawmaker Terry Ridon suggested that a change in the defense counsel for Vice President Sara Duterte during her impeachment trial coincided with a shift in the prosecution's demeanor during cross-examination, noting no issues previously.
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