Philippine Vice President's Impeachment Trial Faces Delays Amid Public Disinterest
The impeachment trial of Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte has entered its second month, but public interest is waning, overshadowed by ongoing corruption controversies and massive flooding. Delays and the absence of some senator-judges may impact the trial's future proceedings.
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