Court clears Marcos of hiding money abroad

A Philippine court today acquitted the flamboyant widow of dictator Ferdinand Marcos of 32 counts of illegally transferring wealth abroad during her husband's 20-year rule.

A Philippine court today acquitted the flamboyant widow of dictator Ferdinand Marcos of 32 counts of illegally transferring wealth abroad during her husband's 20-year rule.

The decision by Judge Silvino Pampilo of the Manila Regional Trial Court comes after a 17-year trial in the case, involving the equivalent around €564.1m in Swiss bank accounts.

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