Defense spokesperson and counsel Michael Poa says they may resort to legal remedies in response to the ruling

MANILA, Philippines — Vice President Sara Duterte's defense team holds a press briefing ahead of the resumption of Day 7 of her impeachment trial, where the Senate, sitting as an

Senate President Sherwin Gatchalian and impeachment court presiding officer Chiz Escudero. —File photo by Niño Jesus Orbeta | INQUIRER MANILA, Philippines — House prosecutors…

The financial records are among the evidence that the House prosecutors intend to use to prove the Vice President's alleged unexplained wealth

The prosecution panel is in high spirits after the impeachment court moves to subpoena Duterte's bank and tax records, which the defense team had fought tooth and nail to prevent

Defense spokesperson and counsel Michael Poa says they may resort to legal remedies in response to the ruling

The ruling allowing access to key financial records could give prosecutors a clearer route to show she amassed ill-gotten wealth, analysts say.

The answer lies in understanding the direction of Philippine banking reforms