Palace: 'Mary Grace Piattos' witness in impeachment trial is prosecution's strategy
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Palace: 'Mary Grace Piattos' witness in impeachment trial is prosecution's strategy

The Presidential Palace suggested that the inclusion of 'Mary Grace Piattos' as a witness in the Vice President's impeachment trial is part of the prosecution's strategy, noting the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) has no record of such a person. The name previously appeared on a list of confidential fund recipients.

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