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Lacson refutes VP spokesperson's claim on impeachment costs

Senator Panfilo Lacson wants the spokesperson of Vice President Sara Duterte to correct his claims that the Senate spent P500 million for the impeachment trial, questioning how the latter even came up with the number.

Published Oct 14, 2026 · 9:00 PMOriginal source: GMA News Online / News25 reads
Senator Panfilo Lacson wants the spokesperson of Vice President Sara Duterte to correct his claims that the Senate spent P500 million for the impeachment trial, questioning how the latter even came up with the number.
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