WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. judge that he should claim to provide more evidence to support accusations that the son of Equatorial Guinea received millions of dollars illegally to live in a luxurious including the purchase of aircraft and luxury cars and memorabilia belonging to pop singer Michael Jackson.Said George Wu, U.S. District Court judge on Thursday that he will reject the attempt to claim the confiscation of property Teodoro Nguema Obiang to Manjui son of Equatorial Guinea has long Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo.But a provision contained in the seven-page said that Wu had agreed at the same time to allow prosecutors to strengthen their complaint further supporting facts.She noted a spokeswoman for the Department of Justice that the judge gave the 60-day deadline to amend the complaint and prosecutors will do so.Obiang and works the Son and the minister of forests and agriculture in the poor country in West Africa, where 70 percent of the population below the poverty line. Obiang Jr. and receive a salary of about $ 6800 per month.However, prosecutors said in the United States that Obiang bought the estate in Malabo $ 30 million and aircraft Gulfstream at $ 5.38 million dollars and the things a memorial to Jackson $ 1.8 million with money obtained illegally through bribes and money laundering are different.Obiang's lawyers asked to dismiss the complaint Qaúlat the prosecution failed to support his claims adequately and that Obiang won the concession to collect wood in his country that made him rich
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