Jairo Bolledo is a multimedia reporter at Rappler. He covers justice, human rights, and crime, specializing in court reporting and legal affairs, with a focus on helping the oppressed understand the legal system and the experiences of victims seeking justice. Jairo's work has been featured in Davao Today, Newswav, and Rappler.
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Carlo Joaquin is the third generation Narvasa who's involved in an impeachment trial
The process involved in probing alleged cyber crimes is discussed at the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte who allegedly made threats against President Marcos during a virtual press conference
'As to what the DOJ will do on the complaints filed by the NBI, they have nothing to do with the issue in this case. The question is whether the Vice President betrayed public trust by contracting an assassin to kill the President,' says House prosecution counsel Amando Ligutan
The threat is called 'Operation Romanov' which takes inspiration from the tragic life of the Romanovs in Russia
NBI official Jeremy Lotoc says the Office of the Vice President 'did not provide any information' that can help them in their investigation
The defense also downplays the inciting to sedition allegation against Duterte, as well as the seriousness of her alleged grave threats against President Marcos
By: Jairo Bolledo
The House prosecution team asks the Senate impeachment court to compel the release of Duterte’s AMLC, bank, and tax records as part of its possible evidence
While Merlie Joy Castro was acquitted of qualified trafficking in 2025, she remained detained for a money laundering case but could not afford bail until the court reduced it
By: Jairo Bolledo
The impeachment court is set to decide whether to grant the prosecution's request to subpoena Duterte's financial records or not
By: Jairo Bolledo
'In wielding our inherent power of contempt, this Court should also be wary and discerning of attempts of others to suppress critical speech that feeds democracy,' the Supreme Court says in its 87-page decision
