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This is what the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) has to say about the claim made by Swiss lawyer Patrick Foetish on the $683 million Swiss bank accounts of the Marcos family.


Foetish’s claim, the PCGG said, is only meant to delay the turnover of the funds to the Philippine government.


"It is a clear case of dilatory tactic(s)," PCGG commissioner William Dichoso said. "They just want to delay the execution of the Supreme Court’s judgment that is in favor of the government."


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Foetish’s claim, the PCGG said, is only meant to delay the turnover of the funds to the Philippine government.


"It is a clear case of dilatory tactic(s)," PCGG commissioner William Dichoso said. "They just want to delay the execution of the Supreme Court’s judgment that is in favor of the government."


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PCGG rejects Swiss lawyer’s claim to Marcos loot

By Sheila Crisostomo and Rainier Allan Ronda | August 23, 2003 - 12:00am

It is but a dilatory tactic. This is what the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) has to say about the claim made by Swiss lawyer Patrick Foetish on the $683 million Swiss bank accounts of the Marcos...

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