VP. Sara Duterte arrives at the Senate on July 7, 2026, to meet with her lawyers but does not attend the impeachment trial.
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The financial records are among the pieces of evidence that House prosecutors intend to use to prove Duterte’s alleged unexplained wealth
MANILA, Philippines – The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) on Thursday morning, July 30, turned over the tax records of Vice President Sara Duterte to the Senate impeachment court, following President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s approval, House prosecutor Terry Ridon said.
The tax records also include those of Duterte’s husband Mans Carpio and companies linked to the couple.
