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                    [Title] => Mike A denies hand in Malampaya fund mess
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Former first gentleman Jose Miguel Arroyo accused yesterday Justice Secretary Leila de Lima of insinuating maliciously that he got portions of the Malampaya fund.

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                    [Title] => Over 200 NBI personnel have something to smile about
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By Evelyn Macairan

If the Chipmunks who popularized the song "All I want for Christmas are my two front teeth" were employees of the National Bureau of Investigation, their wish have already been granted.


NBI Assistant Director Pedro Bulaong, in coordination with the Office of the First Gentlemen Jose Miguel Arroyo’s program "Bagong Ngiti sa Dating Ngebu," handed out some 200 pre-fitted dentures to bureau employees yesterday.


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                    [Title] => Tales of two arrests
                    [Summary] => I had a good laugh last Monday when my former colleagues at Malacañang Palace called up to tell me that our very sweet, prim and proper friend, fellow reporter Mia Gonzalez was sought by policemen to be arrested on libel charges. The funny part of this whole thing was that these bumbling Manila policemen obviously thought they could earn brownie points for doing their job. The five policemen, who were not even in uniform, later claimed they were merely going to serve the warrant of arrest to Mia last Monday at the Palace Press Office. 


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It was an exercise in futility for First Gentleman Jose Miguel Arroyo to go out of his way to Germany and spent so much of his money, time, and effort just to refute the accusations made by Pateros Rep. Alan Peter Cayetano. This was after the Opposition solon claimed that President Arroyo’s husband and family supposedly have stashed secret deposit accounts in a bank in Germany. As Cayetano himself admitted, he has nothing to support this allegation.
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                    [Title] => ‘Tuktuk’ motorcade caps royal dinner for summiteers
                    [Summary] => BANGKOK (via PLDT) — Leaders of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum went on a "tuktuk" motorcade after a royal dinner reception hosted for them by Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej and his wife, Queen Sirikit.


The 21 APEC heads of state with their respective spouses were ushered out of the Chakri Mahaprasat or Grand Palace after dinner Monday to take a short ride on board a two-seater version of the popular Thai motorbike.


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                    [Title] => Ate Glo: Mike on his own, I’m married to RP
                    [Summary] => She did not quite advise her husband to go "pidal" or paddle his own canoe, as the text jokes say. But President Arroyo stressed yesterday she would not lift a finger to help First Gentleman Mike Arroyo out of his current woes involving allegations of money laundering.


"I am not going to intervene," the President said in a speech at the Philippine Military Academy (PMA) last night. "The Palace is not a legal refuge of the First Family. I am married to our country."


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                    [Title] => Palace insists GMA not running
                    [Summary] => Malacañang defended yesterday as freedom of expression the statements of people who wish President Arroyo would reconsider her Dec. 30, 2002 vow not to join the 2004 presidential race, but insisted she will stick to her decision not to seek a full six-year term.


It is "clear that the President is very firm in her stand on this matter and this will remain unchanged," Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye said.


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                    [Title] => Mike to get ‘President’s time’ this Valentine’s Day
                    [Summary] => Despite the affairs of state, President Arroyo will make time for affairs of the heart today, Valentine’s Day.


The President said she will make sure she’ll spend some time with her husband Jose Miguel "Mike" Arroyo during their traditional Valentine’s date.


"My schedule for the evening is private time, President’s time. I have nothing for tomorrow night except a date with my husband," Mrs. Arroyo said yesterday.


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If the Chipmunks who popularized the song "All I want for Christmas are my two front teeth" were employees of the National Bureau of Investigation, their wish have already been granted.


NBI Assistant Director Pedro Bulaong, in coordination with the Office of the First Gentlemen Jose Miguel Arroyo’s program "Bagong Ngiti sa Dating Ngebu," handed out some 200 pre-fitted dentures to bureau employees yesterday.


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The President said she will make sure she’ll spend some time with her husband Jose Miguel "Mike" Arroyo during their traditional Valentine’s date.


"My schedule for the evening is private time, President’s time. I have nothing for tomorrow night except a date with my husband," Mrs. Arroyo said yesterday.


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