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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. insists he played no hand in the impeachment of Vice President Sara Duterte by a House dominated by his allies A day after over two-thirds of the House of ...
President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. on Thursday denied that he has a hand in the impeachment of Vice President Sara Duterte. Marcos told reporters during a press conference that the Executive ...
Marcos has boosted defense ties with his country’s treaty ally, the United States, while the vice president’s father, Rodrigo Duterte, nurtured cozy relations with China and Russia during his ...
Ferdinand Alexander “Sandro” Marcos said being the first to sign the impeachment complaint against Vice President Sara Duterte should not be a surprise as she threatened members of his family.
MANILA – The Philippine House of Representatives impeached Vice-President Sara Duterte for threatening to assassinate President Ferdinand Marcos Jr and for allegedly misusing public funds ...
MANILA, Philippines — Davao City Rep. Paolo “Pulong” Duterte’s criticism of his sister Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment is “not exactly surprising,” according to President ...
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr today distanced himself from the impeachment of his estranged vice-president Sara Duterte, saying the executive branch of government cannot have a hand in it.
Marcos has boosted defense ties with his country’s treaty ally, the United States, while the vice president’s father, former President Rodrigo Duterte, nurtured cozy relations with China ...
Philippine Vice-President Sara Duterte said on Friday her lawyers were preparing to fight the impeachment case, signalling she was ready to defend herself as her feud with President Ferdinand ...
The First Quarter Storm (1970) preceded martial law; Edsa People Power Revolution (1986) ended Ferdinand Marcos Sr.’s rule; Joseph Estrada’s impeachment (2001) reshaped Philippine politics. Now, in ...