Kelvin DakoruFebruary 6, 20261 Mins read01k
A committee within the Philippine House of Representatives has ruled that impeachment complaints against the president lack sufficient legal and constitutional basis. Lawmakers cited insufficient evidence and procedural deficiencies.
Supporters of the ruling argue it protects institutional ility, while critics insist that executive accountability remains essential.
The report will be forwarded to the full legislature for further consideration amid ongoing political debate.
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