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Sweet 16 dilemma

Many were taken aback when Presiding Officer Chiz Escudero immediately said that the minimum number of votes needed to convict is 16.

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New beacon of hope

Eala gives us a reason to look beyond our geographical, religious and political differences and remember that we, too, can believe in…

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Crises grow as conflict burns

Outside that chamber of acrimony, however, another trial is unfolding — far from the television cameras and before judges who wear no robes.

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Decade of defiance

Declaring 12 July National West Philippine Sea Victory Day would cost the government nothing and would lock the arbitral ruling into the…

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Win, let it go

The Constitution’s framers intentionally left the matter to the Senate because it concerns the chamber’s internal procedures.

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Cold evidence vs spectacle

While the impeachment process is often described as sui generis, it isn’t rules-free.

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The Zuleika Defense

Even a mother hen will threaten the predator. Does that mean the hen hired a hitman?

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Character counts, in votes

The real trial, he argues, is not being conducted under the16-vote threshold at all but in the register of trust, the breach of which is…

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Sara’s trial credibility woes

‘Fair’ and ‘clean’ are two different matters, and the trial’s opening week seems to have already muddied both.

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House, let’s go home

From the opening moments of the proceedings, it became evident that the impeachment battle would be anything but ordinary.

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Two birds, one stone

‘If a series of acts is not established, then there is no plunder and, therefore, there is no probable cause.’

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Let’s get it on

Legal analysts have also shot down talk of an early dismissal of the articles of impeachment before the trial even begins.

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No room for fall guys

There is absolutely no room for a whitewash here. Two young lives were cut short in an incident that investigators themselves admitted was…

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Lawfare must stop

Critics rightly note that stretching anti-graft statutes to cover pre-campaign private contributions risks criminalizing routine political…

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Core goals out of sync

Political clans do not need blood relatives in adjacent seats when they can install allies, financiers and loyal proxies instead.

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