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VP Sara expects fresh impeachment complaint
Manila Bulletin
|January 21, 2026
Vice President Sara Duterte said she is expecting the supposedly impending impeachment complaint against her, alleging that those behind it would only do so because of money.
"As expected as well, it's going to be what happened before, when House members would do some fundraising so they could get signatories for the impeachment complaint," said Duterte, who is currently at The Hague, in an interview on Monday, Jan. 19.
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