VP Sara Duterte's tax, bank records subpoena deferred by impeachment court
The impeachment court has deferred action on a request to subpoena the tax and bank records of Vice President Sara Duterte and her husband. Senator-judges agreed to further study submitted memoranda, postponing a decision until Monday.
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