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  1. Doubtful of majority

    Doubtful of majority

    From the get-go, tremendous pressure has been brought to bear on the members of the impeachment court by vested interests bent on having the Vice President…

  2. SENATE President Win Gatchalian

    Win rebuffs Trillanes over withheld subpoena

    Senator Win Gatchalian said the impeachment court’s decision not to subpoena former Senator Antonio Trillanes was reached by senator-judges collectively, amid…

  3. SENATE Presiding Officer Francis ‘Chiz’ Escudero and Senate President Win Gatchalian.

    Gagging the truth

    Escudero has reminded the Vice President that she is covered. Good. Now we wait to see what enforcement actually looks like.

  4. SENATE Presiding Officer Francis ‘Chiz’ Escudero gavels the Senate impeachment court into session for the 18th day of Vice President Sara Duterte’s trial on Wednesday in Pasay City, as senators weigh the evidence that could determine her political fate. Also shown is Senate President Win Gatchalian.

    Chiz: Judges must remain impartial

    Senate impeachment court warns parties and senator-judges against trial by publicity, stressing impartiality and strict compliance with court rules.

  5. Senate President Francis "Chiz" Escudero

    Chiz keeps 5-day witness rule

    Senate impeachment court presiding officer Chiz Escudero clarified that the five-day witness disclosure rule applies only to witnesses not listed in the…

  6. Senate impeachment court presiding officer Senator Francis "Chiz" Escudero

    Escudero keeps witness disclosure rules intact

    Impeachment court presiding officer Sen. Francis Escudero ordered prosecutors and Vice President Sara Duterte’s defense to follow their original agreement on…

  7. PANFILO "PING" Lacson

    Lacson half-expected Guteza recantation

    Ping Lacson says Orly Guteza’s recantation was unsurprising, citing Senate records alleging he was coached before testifying against Romualdez and Co.