Resigning ahead of her impeachment trial is out of the question for Vice President Sara Duterte, who revealed that her legal team had begun preparations for a court battle way back in November 2023.

Vice President Sara Duterte on Friday said she was not yet considering resigning from her post even after being impeached by the House of Representatives. “We’re not yet there. That’s still too far ahead,

Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte said on Friday she had been preparing since last year for impeachment and would welcome on her defence team her firebrand father, former President Rodrigo Duterte,

Although Vice President Sara Duterte said on Friday, February 7, that she has not discussed resignation plans with her lawyers, what would happen to the impeachment trial if she steps down?

Vice President Sara Duterte on Friday kept her response to her impeachment at the House of Representatives simple, leaving it to a higher being to “save the Philippines.” “Sa kabila ng aking mga pahayag,

Vice President Sara Duterte on Friday said candidly that losing a partner is more painful than being impeached by the House of Representatives. Duterte made the

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Vice President Sara Duterte is not keen on attending her impeachment trial in the Senate, saying her presence will only intimidate the senator-judges. "If allowed

Vice President Sara Duterte put up a calm presence Friday when she broke her silence on her looming impeachment trial, saying that “resignation” is out of

Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte says her lawyers are preparing for a legal battle in her upcoming impeachment trial but refused to say if resignation is an option

Philippines Vice President Sara Duterte ruled out resigning Friday before the start of her impeachment trial in the senate in June, in her first statements after the lower house of congress approved an impeachment process.