[Tambay] Atorni, si Jollibee feeling collateral damage din
Ayon sa iprinisintang financial forensic analyst na witness ng prosecution sa impeachment hearing, may interes si VP Sara sa limang Jollibee branches
Ayon sa iprinisintang financial forensic analyst na witness ng prosecution sa impeachment hearing, may interes si VP Sara sa limang Jollibee branches
Rappler has exposed government officials’ conflicts of interest involving infrastructure projects. The story of Sara Duterte and Gencorp revealed that this kind of scheme can also happen in food contracts. And perhaps there are similar stories hiding in procurement records across the country.
The defense in Sara Duterte’s trial is succeeding in dragging it out by playing to the vulnerabilities of a court apparently afraid to be seen as less than fair. Understandably, a court composed mostly of members of the political majority is not unlikely to feel that way.
Napakalaki ng P817 million in undeclared assets — it boggles the mind — hindi na ito clerical oversight
‘We don’t see the need to get her testimony anymore, when the records, most of them which came from her, speak loudly,’ prosecutor Jay Tolosa says
Duterte’s impeachment trial is ongoing; the most recent Supreme Court ruling dismissed petitions questioning the Senate court’s ruling on an adjusted conviction voting threshold
‘Sabi ko, bumabagsak na ‘yong kaso nila. Kaya binibilisan kasi wala na, wala na sila masabi. Nag-iimbento ka ng ebidensya,’ Duterte says
As presiding officer of the impeachment court, Chiz Escudero anticipated and prepared for different scenarios in the course of the trial
Until now, Sara Duterte has said little about her specific plans or vision for the country, as well as economic reforms and policies she might put in place in case she wins
A lawyer tells Rappler what the defense ‘bombshells’ might be, when the impeachment trial resumes on November 9