Former Senate President Franklin Drilon expresses confidence that the impeachment trial against Vice President Sara Duterte will not proceed if Senate President Vicente Sotto III is replaced by the majority.
Former Senate President Franklin Drilon asserts that impeachment is inherently political, not purely judicial, and warns of its role as a prelude to the 2028 elections, amid calls for evidence-based decisions.
A UP-Diliman professor argues the House of Representatives' swift dismissal of the impeachment complaint against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. was unjust, depriving the public of answers on allegations like the flood control scandal.
The House Committee on Justice has formally dismissed two impeachment complaints against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., citing insufficient substance and lack of factual grounding in a 39-4 vote.
Vice President Sara Duterte faces a fresh impeachment complaint alleging misuse of P612 million in confidential funds, filed by lawyers and endorsed by Rep. Leila de Lima.
Vice President Sara Duterte rejects impeachment complaints endorsed by Akbayan, labeling them as baseless political harassment without evidence.
Vice President Sara Duterte denounces impeachment complaints endorsed by Akbayan, calling them baseless political harassment without evidence. She cites misuse of funds and other allegations as unfounded.
The Youth Against Kurakot Coalition, with civil society and church leaders, re-filed an impeachment complaint against Vice President Sara Duterte at the House of Representatives, citing corruption and misuse of public funds.
The House Committee on Justice has declared two impeachment complaints against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. sufficient in form, marking a procedural step forward in the impeachment process.
A fresh impeachment complaint against Vice President Sara Duterte has been filed in the House of Representatives, alleging misuse of funds, corruption, and threats against officials.
The House of Representatives plans to revise its Rules of Impeachment following the Supreme Court's final decision declaring the impeachment articles against Vice President Sara Duterte unconstitutional.
The Supreme Court has unanimously denied the House of Representatives' motion for reconsideration, affirming that the impeachment complaint against Vice President Sara Duterte violated the Constitution's one-year bar on multiple proceedings.
Malacañang endorses House Majority Leader Sandro Marcos's decision to distance himself from impeachment discussions against his father, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., citing statesmanship and legal duty.
Malacañang has not yet responded regarding President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s potential attendance if invited by the House Justice Committee for impeachment deliberations, as the panel considers complaints against him.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s participation in the House Committee on Justice deliberations as a respondent in impeachment complaints will be determined by his legal team, according to Palace Press Officer USec. Claire Castro.
The House of Representatives has formally referred two verified impeachment complaints against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to the Committee on Justice, marking the official start of proceedings under constitutional rules.
The Makabayan coalition filed a second impeachment complaint against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. over alleged misuse of funds in flood control projects, following an earlier complaint from January 19.
Bacolod City Lone District Representative Alfredo Abelardo Benitez expresses confidence that the impeachment complaint against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will not succeed, citing the President's handling of corruption issues.
A former House Impeachment Prosecutor warns that the unresolved Supreme Court case on the impeachment complaint against VP Sara Duterte complicates planned amendments to House impeachment rules, citing due process concerns.
The Makabayan Coalition asserts its impeachment complaint against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is considered filed, despite not being physically received by the House Secretary General, who is in Taiwan.
Caloocan City Rep. Egay Erice states that two separate impeachment complaints against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and VP Sara Duterte can be processed concurrently in the House of Representatives, with potential economic impacts discussed.
Kabataan Party-list Rep. Renee Co claims there is obstruction in their impeachment complaint against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., citing the House's refusal to accept it while Secretary General Cheloy Garafil was in Taiwan.
Lanao del Sur Rep. Zia Alonto Adiong emphasizes that the impeachment complaint against President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. will adhere strictly to constitutional and House rules, ensuring a transparent and orderly procedure.
Former Rep. Mike Defensor's camp refuses to disclose which congressmen will endorse the impeachment complaint against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., citing challenges in the process and political caution.
House Majority Leader Sandro Marcos pledges the House of Representatives will not obstruct any impeachment complaints against his father, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., ensuring due process.
Former Ako Bicol Party-list Rep. Zaldy Co is reportedly willing to testify in the impeachment complaint against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., according to complainants led by ex-Congressman Mike Defensor.
House Majority Leader Ferdinand Alexander 'Sandro' Marcos assures constitutional process will be followed for any impeachment complaint against President Marcos Jr., emphasizing duty-bound procedures.
The Hakbang ng Maisug movement condemns the House of Representatives' refusal to accept two impeachment complaints against President Bongbong Marcos Jr., calling it a violation of democratic procedures and constitutional rights.
Vice President Sara Duterte predicts a new impeachment complaint will be filed against her in February 2026, alleging it will serve as a fundraising tool for House members. The complaint follows the expiration of a constitutional ban.
Congress members remain hopeful the Supreme Court will approve the House's motion for reconsideration on impeaching VP Sara Duterte, as the Senate stands ready for a trial.