Lacson Criticizes Impeachment Court Spokesperson's Remarks on Senator-Judges
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Lacson Criticizes Impeachment Court Spokesperson's Remarks on Senator-Judges

Senator Panfilo Lacson has criticized the impeachment court spokesperson's remarks concerning the actions of senator-judges, stating such matters should be handled internally. He specifically called out the spokesperson's comments regarding Senator Robin Padilla's social media post as inappropriate.

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