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House releases explainer video on VP Sara impeachment to educate public
The House of Representatives has released an "explainer" video on social media to clarify the Articles of Impeachment filed against Vice President Sara Duterte.
The nearly 9-minute video aims to inform the public about the impeachment proceedings in a way that is easily understandable.
Impeachment Prosecutor Rep. Raul Angelo Bongalon stated that translating the complex issues into local languages is crucial for public comprehension.
The explainer is intended to communicate why the impeachment complaint was signed and to simplify the technical aspects of the case for the citizens.
The impeachment complaint, supported by 215 House members, includes seven Articles of Impeachment.
These articles cite grounds such as culpable violation of the Constitution, flagrant betrayal of public trust, graft and corruption, and other high crimes.
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House impeachment prosecutors and leaders have criticized Vice President Sara Duterte's camp for filing a petition before the Supreme Court to halt her impeachment trial, labeling it a "desperate attempt to evade accountability."
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Bataan Representative Geraldine Roman stated that it is unclear if the impeachment schedule will benefit or harm Vice President Sara Duterte, as justice delayed can be detrimental, but an impeachment trial offers her a platform to defend herself.
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The House of Representatives asserts it followed the 1987 Constitution and due process in impeaching Vice President Sara Duterte.
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La Union 1st District Rep. Paolo Ortega V urged Vice President Sara Duterte to cease utilizing legal processes for purposes of harassment and diversion from her impeachment case.
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A lawmaker from the House prosecution panel has affirmed the legitimacy and constitutionality of the impeachment complaint filed against Vice President Sara Duterte.
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