Sara Duterte impeachment trial: Millions in bank deposits, alleged non-disclosure
A record number of bank executives testified in the impeachment trial of Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte, highlighting alleged discrepancies between her and her husband's substantial bank deposits and their declared assets. Prosecutors argue this indicates potential wealth concealment, while the defense points to pre-office transactions and differing declaration methods.
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