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For Go, who was better off ousting presidents of national sports associations (NSAs) back home and playing chess with sportswriters, was known to be remiss in his own job as president of the Philippine Amateur Track and Field Association (Patafa).


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"Alam ko na ang mga puso ninyo ay nasa ating bayan pa rin kaya ipakita natin ang ating suporta sa ating bansa sa pag-cheer sa mga atleta na naglalaro sa Southeast Asian Games," Arroyo said during the meeting held at the Philippine Embassy in downtown KL.


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Accompanied by his first cousin, Philippine Sports Commission chairman Carlos Tuason, the First Gentleman reiterated his support to the development of Philippine sports, particularly those involving the youth.


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FIRST GENTLEMAN JUAN MIGUEL ARROYO

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