Evidence in withdrawn articles of impeachment may be used in complaints vs. VP Sara --prosecutor

GMA Network - Oct 14, 2026

The pending complaints against Vice President Sara Duterte before the Ombudsman make the testimonies of prosecution witnesses before the impeachment court valuable even after the dropping of the related articles of impeachment, a private prosecutor said on Monday.

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