VP Duterte: Where's the evidence after House prosecutors drop 3 impeachment charges?
Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte criticized House prosecutors for dropping three of four impeachment charges, citing a lack of evidence. She stated the public deserves genuine accountability, not political theater.
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