Fajarda’s illness delays Vice President Duterte’s impeachment trial
Former Department of Education special disbursing officer Edward Fajarda, a key potential witness in the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, has been advised to rest for another 30 days due to illness, making his appearance in court impossible for now. This development could impact the trial's proceedings.
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