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                    [Title] => Rotary to plant mangroves
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                    [Title] => Luli to young scientists: Don’t change careers
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                    [Title] => Life’s a picnic for summit spouses
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CEBU — It won’t just be a picnic for the spouses of Asia-Pacific leaders this weekend — it will also be fireworks, sumptuous meals and even a choreographed "boat ballet."


While presidents and prime ministers are grappling with poverty, terrorism and the state of East Asia’s economies, their wives (and husbands) will be getting the full-on cultural experience in Cebu. 


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                    [Title] => A quiet Christmas for Arroyos at Malacañang
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Like most Filipinos, President Arroyo quietly spent the Christmas holidays with her family in Malacañang and like a godmother, gave P500 each to Palace maintenance and security personnel who were on duty.


Mrs. Arroyo did not have any official engagements since Saturday, but was scheduled to go to St. Bernard in Leyte to visit the mudslide victims today before proceeding to Cebu to inaugurate a project.


The Chief Executive also delivered an early Christmas message last week, calling on Filipinos to help typhoon victims.


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                    [Title] => ‘Luli incident a wake-up call for airport courtesy’
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The recent incident involving presidential daughter Evangeline Lourdes "Luli" Arroyo and a Bureau of Immigration examiner should remind airport personnel that they should be courteous and polite to airline passengers, the head of the country’s premier airport said yesterday.


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                    [Title] => Nanigaw kay Luli binigyan ng 72-oras para magpaliwanag
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Matapos sibakin, binigyan naman ng 72-oras ng Bureau of Immigration (BI) ang Immigration officer sa Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) upang magpaliwanag kung bakit hindi ito dapat na maharap sa kasong administratibo.


Ayon kay BI Commissioner Alipio Fernandez Jr., inatasan na nito si Edgardo Padlan na magpaliwanag kung bakit hindi ito dapat na maparusahan sa ginawang pambabastos kay Presidential daughter Evangeline Lourdes "Luli" Arroyo sa departure area ng NAIA nitong Martes at hindi pagiging magalang sa mga pasahero.


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                    [Title] => GMA, family join Spain pilgrimage
                    [Summary] => ROME (via PLDT) — President Arroyo and her family flew  to Santiago de Compostela in Spain Monday night to go on pilgrimage and enjoy a private get-together before beginning her official visit in Madrid tomorrow. 


The brief vacation also coincided with the 60th birthday of First Gentleman Jose Miguel "Mike" Arroyo yesterday. Mrs. Arroyo, her husband and other members of the First Family, including presidential brother-in-law Rep. Ignacio Arroyo, flew to Spain where the rest of the official entourage arrived earlier. 


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                    [Title] => Day of the dead reunites GMA family
                    [Summary] => Members of President Arroyo’s immediate family gathered together yesterday to observe the Filipino tradition of paying respects to their departed loved ones on All Saints’ Day.


Mrs. Arroyo, her husband First Gentleman Jose Miguel Arroyo, their sons Pampanga Rep. Juan Miguel Arroyo and Diosdado Ignacio Arroyo and his wife Ma. Victoria visited different cemeteries in Metro Manila yesterday to offer flowers and prayers to their dead. 


Absent was the Arroyos’ only daughter Evangeline Lourdes, Juan Miguel’s wife Angelica, and their grandchildren.


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                    [Title] => GMA: No more EDSAs for us
                    [Summary] => President Arroyo said yesterday the May 10 elections brought back the power of the ballot to the Filipinos, who no longer need to take to the streets to have the kind of leaders they want in office.


"Sinimulan na natin ang bagong paglalakbay na ito nang ibinalik natin and demokrasya sa mga tao sa pamamagitan ng kapangyarihan ng balota at hindi na sa lansangan (We started this journey when we brought back democracy to our people through the power of the ballot and no longer in the streets)," she said, apparently referring to the two EDSA people power revolts in 1986 and 2001, which resulted in the ouster of the late strongman Ferdinand Marcos and President Joseph Estrada on corruption charges.


Mrs. Arroyo herself was swept into office during the tumult of EDSA II, when she took over from Estrada following the walkout staged by congressmen and private prosecutors disgusted over the impeachment trial at the Senate in January 2001.
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EVANGELINE LOURDES

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While presidents and prime ministers are grappling with poverty, terrorism and the state of East Asia’s economies, their wives (and husbands) will be getting the full-on cultural experience in Cebu. 


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Mrs. Arroyo did not have any official engagements since Saturday, but was scheduled to go to St. Bernard in Leyte to visit the mudslide victims today before proceeding to Cebu to inaugurate a project.


The Chief Executive also delivered an early Christmas message last week, calling on Filipinos to help typhoon victims.


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Ayon kay BI Commissioner Alipio Fernandez Jr., inatasan na nito si Edgardo Padlan na magpaliwanag kung bakit hindi ito dapat na maparusahan sa ginawang pambabastos kay Presidential daughter Evangeline Lourdes "Luli" Arroyo sa departure area ng NAIA nitong Martes at hindi pagiging magalang sa mga pasahero.


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The brief vacation also coincided with the 60th birthday of First Gentleman Jose Miguel "Mike" Arroyo yesterday. Mrs. Arroyo, her husband and other members of the First Family, including presidential brother-in-law Rep. Ignacio Arroyo, flew to Spain where the rest of the official entourage arrived earlier. 


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                    [Summary] => Members of President Arroyo’s immediate family gathered together yesterday to observe the Filipino tradition of paying respects to their departed loved ones on All Saints’ Day.


Mrs. Arroyo, her husband First Gentleman Jose Miguel Arroyo, their sons Pampanga Rep. Juan Miguel Arroyo and Diosdado Ignacio Arroyo and his wife Ma. Victoria visited different cemeteries in Metro Manila yesterday to offer flowers and prayers to their dead. 


Absent was the Arroyos’ only daughter Evangeline Lourdes, Juan Miguel’s wife Angelica, and their grandchildren.


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                    [Summary] => President Arroyo said yesterday the May 10 elections brought back the power of the ballot to the Filipinos, who no longer need to take to the streets to have the kind of leaders they want in office.


"Sinimulan na natin ang bagong paglalakbay na ito nang ibinalik natin and demokrasya sa mga tao sa pamamagitan ng kapangyarihan ng balota at hindi na sa lansangan (We started this journey when we brought back democracy to our people through the power of the ballot and no longer in the streets)," she said, apparently referring to the two EDSA people power revolts in 1986 and 2001, which resulted in the ouster of the late strongman Ferdinand Marcos and President Joseph Estrada on corruption charges.


Mrs. Arroyo herself was swept into office during the tumult of EDSA II, when she took over from Estrada following the walkout staged by congressmen and private prosecutors disgusted over the impeachment trial at the Senate in January 2001.
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