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Philconsa hits impeach remand

Warns Senate action raises grave constitutional questions The Philippine Constitution Association raised serious constitutional concerns over the Senate's decision to return the verified impeachment complaint...

A Tower of Babel in the Senate

“The Senate’s primary role in impeachment trials is to hear and decide case, not to return it to the lower chamber nor act as...

The Senate on trial

THE Philippines will commemorate 127 years of independence this week, amid a growing public clamor for the Senate to discharge  its Constitutional duty to...

Reflections from the House floor

“The role of a legislator is not just to pass laws (but to be) a bridge – a voice that connects the halls of...

The people demand the truth

“At the core of the impeachment case are serious findings of financial misconduct” In a time when our democratic institutions are being tested to their...

San Beda law dean, 2 ex-SC justices back start of impeachment trial

Several legal and academic luminaries expressed agreement yesterday that Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial should not be delayed any further, stating that the...

Drilon: Legal background ‘certainly an advantage’ but not required to lead impeachment

Former Senate President Franklin Drilon said that although the Constitution does not require that a senator be a lawyer to preside over an impeachment...

House prosecutors: Failure to act on impeachment breaks charter

A member of the prosecution panel in Vice President Sara Duterte's impeachment case echoed representative-elect Leila de Lima of the Mamamayang Liberal (ML) party-list...

Will Sara’s impeachment case go pfft?

MAYBE those who already smell blood with the preliminary steps in the Senate impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte in June ought to...

PBBM plan to monitor 2026 budget process draws mixed reactions

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s reported plan to personally monitor the 2026 national budget process and attend the bicameral conference drew mixed reaction from lawmakers...

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