VP’s Lawyers Didn’t Dispute Authenticity of Financial Records, Prosecution Claims
The prosecution panel in the impeachment trial of Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte claims her lawyers did not challenge the authenticity of key financial records presented, focusing instead on bank secrecy and confidentiality objections largely rejected by the Senate impeachment court.
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