Malacañang on Tuesday said it would abide by a ruling of the Supreme Court (SC) on the forfeiture of a jewelry collection of former First Lady Imelda Marcos that was seized in 1986.
In a news conference, Palace spokesman Ernesto Abella said the Duterte administration is yet to decide if the jewelry collection will be sold to generate funds for the government.
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