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PCGG Commissioner Victoria Avena said yesterday the supposed cases against De Venecia are among 33 compromise settlements that the agency reviewed recently.


Avena said the cases against De Venecia stem from assets he supposedly acquired from Land Oil Corp., which De Venecia and his brother Oscar used to head.


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Elma was replaced by PCGG Commissioner George Sarmiento who was designated officer-in-charge.


Finance Secretary-designate Alberto Romulo said the reorganization is critical to  government’s efforts to dispose sequestered companies.


"The first step is to reorganize PCGG and then we can proceed with the disposal of some of these sequestered items," Romulo said.


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The government plans to sell about P647 million in assets surrendered by former
associates of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos, officials said yesterday.

The government has so far recovered more than P25 billion in assets of Marcos
and his associates, said Magdangal Elma, chairman of the Presidential
Commission on Good Government.

The government also is claiming ownership of about $600 million in Marcos'
former Swiss bank accounts which it says was illegally amassed by Marcos during
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Elma said the assets to be offered for public bid
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PCGG Commissioner Victoria Avena said yesterday the supposed cases against De Venecia are among 33 compromise settlements that the agency reviewed recently.


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Finance Secretary-designate Alberto Romulo said the reorganization is critical to  government’s efforts to dispose sequestered companies.


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The government plans to sell about P647 million in assets surrendered by former
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The government has so far recovered more than P25 billion in assets of Marcos
and his associates, said Magdangal Elma, chairman of the Presidential
Commission on Good Government.

The government also is claiming ownership of about $600 million in Marcos'
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P65.8-M properties of Marcos cronies up for sale

By Janvic Mateo | January 18, 2016 - 9:00am

The Presidential Commission on Good Government will auction various properties worth P65.8 million that were acquired by the...

Headlines

PCGG to revive cases vs JDV, Marcos cronies

By Sheila Crisostomo | April 11, 2002 - 12:00am

The Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) will revive criminal and civil cases against Speaker Jose de Venecia and several other Marcos cronies who allegedly failed to live up to their end of compromise...

Headlines

Government set to reorganize PCGG

By Rocel Felix | February 11, 2001 - 12:00am

The government is set to reorganize the Philippine Construction on Good Government (PCGG) with the recent resignation of former head Magdangal Elma. Elma was replaced by PCGG Commissioner George Sarmiento who was...

Business

Gov't to sell P647-M assets surrendered by FM cronies

March 9, 2000 - 12:00am

The government plans to sell about P647 million in assets surrendered by former associates of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos, officials said yesterday. The government has so far recovered more than P25 billion...

Headlines