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                    [Title] => Arlegui Guest House loses 2 antique jars to thieves
                    [Summary] => There’s a thief in the Palace with a penchant for stealing national treasures.


Outgoing Press Secretary Noel Cabrera disclosed yesterday that he has ordered a covert investigation into the reported disappearance of two antique jars from the Arlegui Guest House where he holds office.


Cabrera, who steps down as Press Secretary at the end of the month, said an ad hoc probe panel he created to look into the matter was eyeing some maintenance personnel of his office as likely suspects.


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A devout Catholic, Mrs. Arroyo decided to "exorcise" these so-called symbols from Malacañang, consisting of pentagram lighting structures on the ceiling of former President Ferdinand Marcos’ bedroom. 


Construction workers have started removing these structures and redesigning the room which had been partitioned into two to serve as the offices of outgoing Press Secretary Noel Cabrera and Presidential Spokesman Rigoberto Tiglao.
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                    [Title] => Imelda’s shoes now out of Malacañang museum
                    [Summary] => The infamous shoe collection is gone.


The Malacañang Palace Museum reopened yesterday for the first time since President Arroyo took office, sans what used to be the main attraction.


Now housed at the Kalayaan Building, the museum no longer exhibits the 1,500 pairs of shoes of former First Lady Imelda Marcos, which were seen as a testament to the extravagant lifestyle of deposed dictator Ferdinand Marcos’ widow. 


The Marcoses were the last tenants of the Palace before it was turned into a museum. But since Mrs. Arroyo restored the tradition of presidents living in Malacañang, the museum had remained closed after she and her family moved in late last January.


It was only a "soft reopening" yesterday, but coming after a long All Saints’ Day break, it was a virtual ghost town — hardly anyone was present to see the new exhibits save for a few reporters and employees of the Office of the Press Secretary (OPS).
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All OPS offices, including that of Press Secretary Noel Cabrera, will all be transferred to the Arlegui Residence, the official residence of former Presidents Corazon Aquino and Fidel Ramos during their terms.


Only the newly renovated Press Working Area (PWA), the holding area for reporters assigned to Malacañang, will be kept at Kalayaan Building.


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The Marcoses were the last tenants of the Palace before it was turned into a museum. But since Mrs. Arroyo restored the tradition of presidents living in Malacañang, the museum had remained closed after she and her family moved in late last January.


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All OPS offices, including that of Press Secretary Noel Cabrera, will all be transferred to the Arlegui Residence, the official residence of former Presidents Corazon Aquino and Fidel Ramos during their terms.


Only the newly renovated Press Working Area (PWA), the holding area for reporters assigned to Malacañang, will be kept at Kalayaan Building.


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Arlegui Guest House loses 2 antique jars to thieves

By Marichu A. Villanueva | March 27, 2002 - 12:00am

There’s a thief in the Palace with a penchant for stealing national treasures. Outgoing Press Secretary Noel Cabrera disclosed yesterday that he has ordered a covert investigation into the reported disappearance...

Headlines

GMA ‘exorcises’ Palace of ‘Satanic’ symbols

March 7, 2002 - 12:00am

If there’s something that keeps bedeviling the Philippines, President Arroyo believes there may be some links to "Satanic symbols" right in the inner sanctums of Ma-lacañang. A devout Catholic,...

News Commentary

Imelda’s shoes now out of Malacañang museum

By Marichu A. Villanueva | November 6, 2001 - 12:00am

The infamous shoe collection is gone. The Malacañang Palace Museum reopened yesterday for the first time since President Arroyo took office, sans what used to be the main attraction. Now housed at the Kalayaan...

News Commentary

GMA moves Office of Press Secretary out of Kalayaan

April 7, 2001 - 12:00am

The Office of the Press Secretary (OPS) will move out of Kalayaan Building at Malacañang to make way for the Malacañang Palace Museum. All OPS offices, including that of Press Secretary Noel Cabrera,...

Headlines