弹劾程序终止？莎拉弹劾案被退回菲律宾众议院

Group 1 - The Philippine Senate voted 18-5 to return the impeachment articles against Vice President Sara Duterte to the House of Representatives, indicating that this does not equate to dismissing or terminating the case [1] - Some senators believe that returning the case to the House effectively terminates the impeachment process, as it allows for further deliberation without a definitive resolution [2] - Legal experts express concerns that this action may set a poor precedent, allowing politically sensitive impeachment cases to be passed back and forth between legislative bodies, potentially leading to endless debates [2] Group 2 - The impeachment complaint against Vice President Sara Duterte was formally filed in February, citing allegations of misuse of confidential funds and threats against President Marcos and First Lady Lisa [2] - According to the Philippine Constitution, for an impeachment complaint to be effective, it requires a two-thirds majority vote from the Senate after being transferred from the House [2]