51% of Filipinos want VP Sara Duterte to testify in impeachment trial: Pulse Asia
A slim majority of Filipinos, 51 percent, believe Vice President Sara Duterte should testify in person before the Senate impeachment court, according to a recent Pulse Asia survey. This indicates growing public interest in political proceedings and scrutiny of the Vice President's role.
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