AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoImpeachment & Transparency: The Philippines’ Senate impeachment court approved subpoenas for Vice President Sara Duterte’s bank and tax records, plus those of her husband and businesses, saying the documents are “prima facie relevant” to the unexplained wealth charge and not a “fishing expedition.” Legal Process in the Spotlight: House prosecutors and defense counsel sparred over whether the requests are overly broad, with arguments centered on whether SALN is only a “snapshot” versus bank records as the fuller “video” of finances. Public Trust & Media: Separate disputes over summons and counter-affidavits continued in the Robin Padilla obstruction case, as officials said submissions didn’t appear in their system. Scam Warnings: MMDA warned drivers about fake NCAP text messages and websites, stressing its official portal and that real notifications don’t charge late penalties. Brand/Media Angle: The week also saw high-profile brand visibility moments, from creator-led campaigns to entertainment tie-ins, underscoring how quickly public narratives can shift.
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