House Yet to Subpoena Sara Duterte in Impeachment Trial
House prosecutors in the Philippines' impeachment court have yet to file a motion to subpoena Vice President Sara Duterte, believing her testimony is relevant to all impeachment articles. The decision on her appearance ultimately rests with the Senate impeachment court.
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