Luistro: No ‘fishing expedition’ in wealth case vs VP Duterte
The House prosecution panel in the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte denied engaging in a "fishing expedition," stating that the evidence presented originated from the Vice President's own records, as well as those of her husband and their alleged companies. This assertion was made regarding the wealth case against her.
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