Sara Duterte impeachment trial schedule change ruling set for Sept. 2
The Senate impeachment court is expected to decide on September 2 whether to approve a proposal to adjust the schedule of Vice President Sara Duterte's impeachment trial, aiming to hasten proceedings. The court spokesperson indicated that the schedule might be retained, moved entirely to the afternoon, or become a mix of morning and afternoon sessions.
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