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Prosecution unfazed by impeachment survey, stresses VP testimony importance

The House prosecution panel dismissed a Social Weather Stations survey showing 35% dissatisfaction with their handling of the impeachment case against Vice President Sara Duterte. Panel spokesperson Zia Adiong noted the survey period predated crucial evidence presentations. He highlighted that 78% of respondents believe the VP's personal testimony is important, underscoring public demand for an explanation.

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