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Cayetano: Impeach drop is hitting a defense that can’t strike back

Former Philippine Senate President and current Representative Alan Peter Cayetano stated that the impeachment push is hitting a defense that "can't strike back." While the specific targets and context remain unclear, the remark suggests a tense political climate.

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