Duterte Impeachment Trial Delay Fuels Cover-Up Claims

Delay of Vice President Duterte's Impeachment Trial Sparks Controversy in Philippines The impeachment trial of Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte has been delayed, sparking controversy and accusations of a potential cover-up. Several congressmen have publicly criticized the Senate's handling of the matter. "It seems the Senate is protecting someone," stated Representative France Castro, a member of the ACT Teachers Party-list, during a press conference. Her comments reflect the sentiment of several other congressmen who believe the delay is politically motivated. The video report from News5 highlights the concerns of these congressmen and includes interviews with news anchors who analyze the situation and the potential implications of the delay. The specific date of the planned trial, June 11th, is mentioned, and the significance of the delay in the context of the ongoing political climate in the Philippines is discussed. The situation underscores the ongoing tensions within the Philippine political landscape and raises questions about transparency and accountability within the Senate.