AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoImmigration Enforcement: The US DOJ is accelerating denaturalization, filing 105 civil lawsuits in federal court in just seven months, a sharp jump from prior years and tied to a push to revoke citizenship where fraud or misrepresentation is alleged. Philippines Impeachment: In Vice President Sara Duterte’s Article II trial, the impeachment court rejected a bid to block the first witness, retired Sandiganbayan justice Amparo Cabotaje-Tang, as prosecutors prepare a heavy slate of witnesses and thousands of records on “unexplained wealth” and SALN declarations. Philippines Detention Fight: Former House Speaker Martin Romualdez told the court he maintains his innocence as Sandiganbayan orders his transfer from hospital to jail, with medical confinement continuing pending further assessment. Corporate/Commercial Courts: A Paris court ordered Swiss firm Calida to pay €6.4m in damages over the Lafuma Mobilier sale, with the ruling not yet final. Criminal Justice (Ireland): Two more men face court over the Leopardstown violent disorder that left Siminic Rostas dead, bringing arrests to eight. Legal System & Rule of Law (Korea): Korea’s top judge urged lawyers to defend the rule of law amid AI-driven change, warning that rights and freedoms depend on strong legal advocacy.
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