Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is facing renewed scrutiny regarding his family's unpaid estate taxes, estimated to be over US$3 billion. The Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) has recovered billions in assets linked to the Marcos family, which it classifies as ill-gotten wealth. Marcos Jr. has pushed back against this characterization, asserting that the family's assets were not ill-gotten and that he is too busy with government duties to address the tax issue. AI
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