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Sara Duterte impeachment trial: Day 28 ends with focus shifting to conviction-vote threshold
The impeachment trial of Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte concluded its 28th day with no witnesses testifying, shifting focus to oral arguments on the conviction-vote threshold. The Senate impeachment court allocated 15 minutes for each party's arguments.
MANILA, Philippines – The Senate impeachment court wrapped up Day 28 of Vice President Sara Duterte’s trial on Tuesday with presiding officer Senator-judge Francis Escudero announcing that Wednesday’s session would be devoted to oral arguments on the conviction-vote threshold, with no witness taking the stand. Each party will be given 15 minutes to argue on the threshold for conviction. This decision could impact the proceedings and the interpretation of specific legal requirements for the Vice President's removal. The trial marks a significant juncture in Philippine politics, drawing considerable public attention regarding the Vice President's position and its potential implications for future governance.
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