VICE President Sara Duterte faced the media at the Senate on Tuesday, delivering a brief but firm statement just before the second day of her impeachment trial began.
Her appearance marked her first public presence at the venue since the proceedings opened, drawing attention from reporters and observers who have closely followed the developments of the case. Standing before the press, she struck a defiant tone while emphasizing her determination to face the charges against her.
In her message, Duterte declared her resilience, using the phrase “I will be bloodied but unbowed” to express her resolve to withstand what she sees as political pressure and legal challenges. She stated that while the process may be difficult and demanding, she would not back down or surrender her principles. The remark reflects her stance that she views the impeachment proceedings not just as a legal battle but also as a test of her strength and commitment to the public who elected her.
The vice president’s statement set the tone for the day’s session, signaling that she intends to actively participate in defending herself as the trial moves forward. Her appearance and words also sent a clear message to her supporters, her critics, and the Impeachment Court that she is ready to face every stage of the process. As the proceedings continue, her statement has become a defining line that frames her position amid the unfolding legal and political drama.
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