Sara Duterte prosecutors weigh dropping bribery article in impeachment trial
Prosecutors in the impeachment trial against Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte are considering dropping the bribery article to expedite proceedings. While no final decision has been made, they aim to streamline evidence presentation, referencing past impeachment cases.
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