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[Title] => Austerity cuts GMA delegation for China trip
[Summary] => Adhering to "austerity" measures she enforced on all government agencies, President Arroyo reduced the official delegation for her three-day state visit to Beijing next week.
Palace officials preparing for the President’s visit to China from Sept. 1 to 3 said yesterday the Chief Executive has been personally reviewing the list of official delegates from the government to keep expenses to the barest minimum for her first foreign trip after she won the presidential elections last May.
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[Title] => Arroyo to visit China in September
[Summary] => President Arroyo has accepted an invitation to make an official visit to China next month to attend a meeting of Asian leaders.
The President’s attendance at the International Conference of Asian Political Parties, to be held from Sept. 3 to 5 in Beijing, would be her first trip abroad since her new term began last June 30.
The President had visited China twice during her first three years in office. The first was during her attendance at the annual Asia-Pacific Economic Council Leaders’ Summit in 2002 and the second was during her state visit.
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Palace officials preparing for the President’s visit to China from Sept. 1 to 3 said yesterday the Chief Executive has been personally reviewing the list of official delegates from the government to keep expenses to the barest minimum for her first foreign trip after she won the presidential elections last May.
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The President’s attendance at the International Conference of Asian Political Parties, to be held from Sept. 3 to 5 in Beijing, would be her first trip abroad since her new term began last June 30.
The President had visited China twice during her first three years in office. The first was during her attendance at the annual Asia-Pacific Economic Council Leaders’ Summit in 2002 and the second was during her state visit.
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August 27, 2004 - 12:00am
