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House Justice Committee finds Sara Duterte impeachment complaints sufficient in substance
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The House Committee on Justice ruled on March 4, 2026, that the two impeachment complaints against Vice President Sara Duterte—filed in early February and transmitted to the Speaker's office—are sufficient in substance, voting 54-1 to advance proceedings. Duterte has 10 days to respond. Separately, she filed a perjury complaint against former intelligence officer Ramil Madriaga, whose affidavit supported the complaints.
下院司法委員会は、4月14日に予定されているサラ・ドゥテルテ副大統領に対する弾劾申し立ての審問を控え、「メアリー・グレース・ピアットス」氏を含む数名に対し召喚状を発付した。また、同委員会は内国歳入庁（BIR）に対し、ドゥテルテ氏とその夫マナセス・カルピオ氏の納税記録を提出するよう指示した。
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The House public accounts panel and Bicol Saro Rep. Terry Ridon have raised concerns over a potential conflict of interest, as two members of Vice President Sara Duterte's legal team in the ongoing impeachment proceedings could serve as witnesses in the handling of confidential funds. Ridon stated that including Michael Poa and Reynold Munsayac on the defense panel raises serious questions due to their direct involvement in issues surrounding the confidential funds of the Office of the Vice President and the Department of Education.