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                    [Summary] => The Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) and the Bureau of Customs (BOC) will jointly auction off before yearend the Roumeliotes and Honolulu jewelry collections allegedly owned by former first lady Imelda Marcos.


PCGG commissioner Grace Tan said yesterday there is still no formal agreement on the joint auction but the PCGG and the BOC are still talking about it.


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The anti-graft court’s first division, for its part, refused to assume jurisdiction over the auction of a 60-piece jewelry set worth some P104.93 million being claimed by Mrs. Marcos.


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                    [Summary] => An official of the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) laughed off yesterday an attempt of former First Lady Imelda Marcos to stop the Bureau of Customs from auctioning off a $13 million jewelry collection belonging to her.


PCGG commissioner Ruben Carranza Jr. told reporters yesterday the move of Mrs. Marcos to ask the Sandiganbayan to stop the auction was meant to delay the hearing on her family’s alleged ill-gotten wealth.


"Her petition is not meant to stop the sale of the jewelry but to delay the resolution of the case," he said.


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PCGG commissioner Ruben Carranza Jr. told reporters yesterday the move of Mrs. Marcos to ask the Sandiganbayan to stop the auction was meant to delay the hearing on her family’s alleged ill-gotten wealth.


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