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Philippines News LIVE: Senators Sworn in as Impeachment Judges, Opening VP Sara Duterte's Trial
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June 12, 2025
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6:06:12Now PlayingPhilippines News LIVE: Senators Sworn in as Impeachment Judges, Opening VP Sara Duterte's Trial
Senators took their oaths as judges of the impeachment court on Tuesday evening, formally opening the trial of Vice President Sara Duterte after a tense plenary session marked by procedural disputes and turns.
Senate President Francis Escudero, who was sworn in as the presiding officer of the impeachment court on Monday night, oversaw the proceedings.
MANILA, Philippines—The Senate President took his oath as the presiding officer of the impeachment trial against Vice President Sara Duterte.
The impeachment proceedings against Vice Pres. Sara Duterte were rescheduled. From the initial schedule of June 2, the reading of the articles of impeachment by the House of Representatives’ prosecution team was moved to June 11.
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