Sara Duterte's Testimony in Impeachment Trial Too Early to Predict, Says Spokesperson
It is too early to determine if Vice President Sara Duterte will testify in her own impeachment trial, her legal team stated. The defense team expressed readiness to present its evidence as the trial resumed.
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