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Detained Senator Marcoleta Insists on Voting Rights in Impeachment Trial
Senator Rodante Marcoleta, currently detained on plunder charges, asserts his continued right to vote as a senator-judge in the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte. He grounds his claim in constitutional provisions and reiterates his stance on the required votes for conviction.
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