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After hectic foreign travels and the day-to-day pressures of governance, President Arroyo took a much-needed break at the Baguio Mansion House during the All Saints’ Day holidays.


"You know, Winnie, I slept for 10 hours in one night. And I had my second night already. That’s vacation for me," Mrs. Arroyo told former Economic Planning Secretary Winnie Monsod, this week’s anchor for the radio/TV program May Gloria ang Bukas Mo! 


The President took her first respite after two grueling trips to China, first for the ninth Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Shanghai Oct. 19-22, then the official trip to Hong Kong and state visit to Beijing Oct. 29-31.


A visibly recharged and freshened up Mrs. Arroyo appeared yesterday in public over her program, aired straight from the Mansion House where she spent the All Saints’ Day break with her family.
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After hectic foreign travels and the day-to-day pressures of governance, President Arroyo took a much-needed break at the Baguio Mansion House during the All Saints’ Day holidays.


"You know, Winnie, I slept for 10 hours in one night. And I had my second night already. That’s vacation for me," Mrs. Arroyo told former Economic Planning Secretary Winnie Monsod, this week’s anchor for the radio/TV program May Gloria ang Bukas Mo! 


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Ten hours of sleep recharge GMA’s batteries

November 4, 2001 - 12:00am

For a workaholic President, luxury is 10 hours of uninterrupted sleep. After hectic foreign travels and the day-to-day pressures of governance, President Arroyo took a much-needed break at the Baguio Mansion House...

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