Sara Duterte impeachment trial: Bank records disclosure continues amid public scrutiny
The impeachment trial of Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte enters its 35th day with the continued disclosure of financial records. Prosecutors are set to present more bank records pertaining to her and her spouse's assets, drawing significant public attention.
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