Analysts warn against delaying VP Sara's impeachment trial until July
Political analysts caution against postponing Vice-President Sara Duterte-Carpio's impeachment trial until July, fearing it may weaken efforts to remove her from office.
Senate President Francis G. Escudero suggested starting the trial on July 30 after new senators are sworn in as impeachment judges on July 29.
House Assistant Majority Leader Jude Acidre and Taguig City 2nd District Representative Pammy Zamora urge the Senate not to delay the trial, citing potential risks associated with the May elections and public clamor for swift action.
Assistant Majority Leader and Taguig City 2nd District Rep. Amparo Maria Zamora suggests that while the trial itself may not start immediately, administrative steps can be taken now to prepare for it.
Vice-President Duterte was impeached by the House of Representatives on February 5 for charges including constitutional violations, betrayal of public trust, and graft and corruption.
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