VP Sara Duterte's impeachment trial attendance depends on proceedings, says defense
Vice President Sara Duterte's physical attendance at her impeachment trial will depend on the proceedings, her defense spokesperson said. President Marcos Jr. suggested it would be better for her to appear in person, but the defense cited attorney-client privilege for not disclosing details.
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