Vice President Sara Duterte —File photo by Grig C. Montegrande | INQUIRER
MANILA, Philippines — The bank records of Vice President Sara Duterte, which the Senate impeachment court will subpoena, could reveal a broader and more detailed financial picture than the transaction summaries previously submitted by the Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC), according to Rep. Leila de Lima, a member of the House prosecution panel.
De Lima said the panel would want the complete records because the reports presented during the House proceedings might not represent every relevant transaction involving Duterte and her husband, lawyer Manasas Carpio.
“What we want is to show all. Whether it is more, this is less than what was initially reported by AMLC through those suspicious [transactions],” De Lima said in an interview on “On Point with Pinky Webb” on Bilyonaryo News Channel Monday night.
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