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[Title] => Chavez hits back at gov't on Irene Araneta account
[Summary] =>
Former Solicitor General Francisco Chavez lashed out at the administration
yesterday for blaming him for the reported transfer of the Marcos wealth from
Switzerland to another country.
A STAR story on Tuesday quoted Chavez as saying that the $13.2-billion
allegedly in the name of Irene Marcos-Araneta in the Union Bank of Switzerland
has been broken up into different accounts and deposited in small banks in the
British Virgin Islands.
On the same day, Presidential Spokesman Fernando Barican told reporters that
Chavez's revelation has given the account holders a chance
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[Title] => Irene account now out of Switzerland
[Summary] =>
An alleged $13.2-billion account in the name of Irene Marcos-Araneta is no
longer in the Union Bank of Switzerland (UBS), Former Solicitor General
Francisco Chavez claimed yesterday.
At a press conference, Chavez said the account has been broken up into various
accounts and transferred to small banks located in tiny municipalities in the
British Virgin Islands.
Chavez said a document provided him by broadcast journalist Peter Mueller of
Vox TV Germany revealed that as early as Dec.
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GENERAL TRUST
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[Title] => Chavez hits back at gov't on Irene Araneta account
[Summary] =>
Former Solicitor General Francisco Chavez lashed out at the administration
yesterday for blaming him for the reported transfer of the Marcos wealth from
Switzerland to another country.
A STAR story on Tuesday quoted Chavez as saying that the $13.2-billion
allegedly in the name of Irene Marcos-Araneta in the Union Bank of Switzerland
has been broken up into different accounts and deposited in small banks in the
British Virgin Islands.
On the same day, Presidential Spokesman Fernando Barican told reporters that
Chavez's revelation has given the account holders a chance
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[Title] => Irene account now out of Switzerland
[Summary] =>
An alleged $13.2-billion account in the name of Irene Marcos-Araneta is no
longer in the Union Bank of Switzerland (UBS), Former Solicitor General
Francisco Chavez claimed yesterday.
At a press conference, Chavez said the account has been broken up into various
accounts and transferred to small banks located in tiny municipalities in the
British Virgin Islands.
Chavez said a document provided him by broadcast journalist Peter Mueller of
Vox TV Germany revealed that as early as Dec.
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January 13, 2000 - 12:00am
January 11, 2000 - 12:00am