MANILA, Philippines — Addressing the impeachment complaints against Vice President Sara Duterte is not only part of lawmakers’ sworn duty, but has become a moral obligation for Congress to hold high-ranking officials accountable, a lawyer said. In an ambush interview on Monday, lawyer Amando Ligutan reminded the public that days after Duterte was impeached last February 5, 2025, the Sandiganbayan found a school principal guilty for pocketing P5,000, sentencing her to imprisonment for 11 years. According to Ligutan, counsel of the third group of impeachment complainants, if the school principal can be penalized and Duterte is not held accountable, it would […]... Keep on reading: Impeaching VP Sara not just sworn duty, but a moral obligation - lawyer