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INQToday: Rodil Zalameda is new SC chief justice

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MANILA, Philippines — Here are INQToday’s top stories for Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026, as of 6 p.m.

Associate Justice Rodil Zalameda is new SC chief justice

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has chosen Supreme Court Associate Justice Rodil V. Zalameda to serve as the next chief justice of the Supreme Court, Presidential Communications Office Secretary Lino Cayetano made the announcement on Thursday.

Petition on voting rule fatally premature, says impeachment court

The Senate impeachment court has asserted that the petition filed by two of its members before the Supreme Court (SC) on the number of votes required to convict Vice President Sara Duterte is fatally premature.

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Expert witness in ICC trial to focus on PNP’s ops in Bulacan

One of three expert witnesses who are expected to be presented by the International Criminal Court’s prosecutors will shed light on the Philippine National Police’s use of “deadly” force in their operations in Bulacan during the term of accused former President Rodrigo Duterte.

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