Eimor Santos is a News Correspondent at CNN Philippines. He covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, crime and justice, and judicial systems, with a particular focus on court proceedings, legal reform, and public policy. Eimor's work has been featured in NewsWatch Plus (Broadreach Media, Inc.) and he engages deeply with themes related to current affairs and international security policy.
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Eimor Santos' coverage predominantly focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and breaking news related to the Philippines. She seems particularly interested in political developments, Senate activities, budget issues, and investigations within the country.
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By: Eimor Santos
– Holding the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte on Thursdays, Fridays, or Saturdays is on the table to make up for delays from bad weather and lengthy examination of witnesses, Impeachment Court spokesperson Reginald Tongol said.
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– The House prosecution panel expects Vice President Sara Duterte's former special disbursing officer (SDO) for her confidential funds as education secretary to also be declared a hostile or unwilling witness by the Impeachment Court, allowing prosecutors to ask more pointed questions.
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Metro Manila, Philippines – Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla said he will not apply for the chief justice post, debunking reports that he could replace Alexander Gesmundo, who will retire in November.
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– Senate Majority Leader Juan Miguel “Migz” Zubiri has revealed that some senators are pushing to cut the 16-vote threshold to convict Vice President Sara Duterte with the continuing absence of some senator-judges.
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Metro Manila, Philippines – Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla on Thursday, Sept. 3, defended the ₱51.468 million confidential fund proposed for his office next year, saying it would support “more aggressive” investigations.
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– For the first time, Vice President Sara Duterte's legal team admitted that the names of signatories listed in acknowledgment receipts for confidential funds were mere aliases.
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Metro Manila, Philippines – Senator-judge Erwin Tulfo has formally asked the Impeachment Court to settle the number of votes to convict or acquit Vice President Sara Duterte with the continuing absence of some colleagues, prompting the court to schedule discussions on the matter.
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– The participation of detained Senators Rodante Marcoleta and Jinggoy Estrada in the impeachment trial is out of the Senate's hands, Senate President Win Gatchalian said Wednesday, Sept. 9, stopping short of rejecting a request to have their votes counted.
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Metro Manila, Philippines — Senate Minority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano has left the country amid investigations into allegations against him, with the Bureau of Immigration (BI) and his Senate colleagues saying there was no legal impediment to his departure.
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– Four retired Supreme Court justices will participate in the determination of the number of votes required to convict or acquit Vice President Sara Duterte, amid questions over the voting threshold due to the absence of senator-judges.
