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House panel adopts ruling scrapping 2 BBM impeach raps
The Philippine Star
|February 10, 2026
The House of Representatives' committee on justice has voted to adopt its Feb. 4 report declaring the impeachment complaints against President Marcos insufficient in substance.
Voting 39-4, panel members led by chairperson Rep. Gerville Luistro of Batangas approved Committee Report 111 which-together with House Resolution 746 - was later in the afternoon included in the order of business during plenary session.
It was forwarded to the House committee on rules, chaired by Majority Leader Sandro Marcos. His committee will set a schedule for a plenary discussion on the justice panel report.
The two separate complaints were filed by private lawyer Andre de Jesus and former Gabriela congresswoman Liza Maza.
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