Sara Duterte impeachment trial: Prosecution moves to drop bribery charge
The House prosecution panel has manifested its intent to drop Article III, or the bribery charges, in the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte. The Senate impeachment court is taking the matter under advisement, with the trial expected to proceed to final manifestations.
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