VP Sara and husband had P39 million in 8 banks as of end-2025, witnesses testify

GMA Network - Oct 7, 2026

Vice President Sara Duterte and her husband Manases Carpio, posted a P39-million total ending balance from several bank accounts under their names in 2025, bank officials said.

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