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[Title] => Gervacio twits PCGG on Marcos cases
[Summary] => Acting Ombudsman Margarito Gervacio blamed the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) yesterday for the government’s unsuccessful efforts to pin down the Marcoses in various graft cases and recover their alleged ill-gotten wealth.
In a press conference, Gervacio said the Office of the Ombudsman has been having a hard time prosecuting the various criminal cases against the Marcoses in the Sandiganbayan due to the PCGG’s "usual failure" to provide them the necessary documents.
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[Title] => EDITORIAL - Lost wealth
[Summary] => The nation has just commemorated the 19th death anniversary of Sen. Benigno Aquino Jr., and will soon mark the 20th year since martial law was imposed by his tormentor, despot Ferdinand Marcos. The peaceful revolt that capped the mass protests triggered...
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[Title] => Withdrawal of crony funds puzzles PCGG
[Summary] => How were a Marcos associate and two other people able to withdraw $17 million from three frozen accounts in various banks in Switzerland without authorities knowing about it?
It remains a puzzle to the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) how former energy minister Geronimo Velasco, his nephew Alfredo de Borja, and his secretary Carmencita Clavecilla succeeded in going around the freeze order of the Zurich District Attorney.
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[Title] => FM cronies’ Swiss accounts refrozen
[Summary] => A Swiss court has granted a Philippine government petition to re-instate a freeze on bank accounts containing $16.5 million held by three alleged cronies of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos, it was announced in Manila yesterday.
The ruling by the Zurich Appeals court reversed a decision by a Zurich district attorney earlier this year lifting the freeze order on the accounts of former Energy Minister Geronimo Velasco, Alfredo de Borja and Carmencita Clavecilla, all Marcos allies.
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DE BORJA AND CLAVECILLA
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[Summary] => Acting Ombudsman Margarito Gervacio blamed the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) yesterday for the government’s unsuccessful efforts to pin down the Marcoses in various graft cases and recover their alleged ill-gotten wealth.
In a press conference, Gervacio said the Office of the Ombudsman has been having a hard time prosecuting the various criminal cases against the Marcoses in the Sandiganbayan due to the PCGG’s "usual failure" to provide them the necessary documents.
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It remains a puzzle to the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) how former energy minister Geronimo Velasco, his nephew Alfredo de Borja, and his secretary Carmencita Clavecilla succeeded in going around the freeze order of the Zurich District Attorney.
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The ruling by the Zurich Appeals court reversed a decision by a Zurich district attorney earlier this year lifting the freeze order on the accounts of former Energy Minister Geronimo Velasco, Alfredo de Borja and Carmencita Clavecilla, all Marcos allies.
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