VP Sara Duterte Won't Resign Amid Impeachment Trial; Palace Says It's Her Decision
Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte has stated she will not resign despite facing an impeachment trial. Malacañang (the Presidential Palace) indicated that her decision to stay in office is hers alone and will not be interfered with, while dismissing her call for the President's resignation as 'utter nonsense'.
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