Majority Senators Back Afternoon Hearings for Sara Duterte Impeachment Trial
A majority of senators in the Philippines have expressed support for conducting afternoon hearings for the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, starting in September. This move aims to expedite proceedings while balancing legislative duties.
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