Marcos

Philippine lawmakers on Tuesday resumed deliberations on whether to advance impeachment complaints against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., a rare and high-stakes move that could test the political dominance of the country’s ruling coalition.

The House of Representatives’ justice committee reconvened to decide whether two impeachment complaints filed against Marcos contain sufficient substance to proceed, after lawmakers ruled a day earlier that both petitions met procedural requirements.

Marcos, who is midway through his six-year term and denies all allegations, faces accusations ranging from betrayal of public trust and corruption to constitutional violations. If the complaints move forward, the full House—where Marcos’ …