Senate Court Maintains Gag Order on Withdrawn VP Duterte Impeachment Articles
The Philippine Senate impeachment court has maintained its gag order on three withdrawn impeachment articles against Vice President Sara Duterte, reversing an earlier decision that would have allowed public discussion. This move restricts public discourse on the case as impeachment proceedings resume.
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