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[Title] => GMA off to Switzerland, Kuwait this month
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President Arroyo will fly to Switzerland later this month to attend the World Economic Forum and then proceed to Kuwait for a state visit, Malacañang said yesterday.
The President is expected to be in Davos from Jan. 25 to 27 before proceeding to Kuwait for her state visit from Jan. 28 to 29.
Malacañang officials said the details of the trip have yet to be finalized.
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[Title] => GMA receives festive welcome at Palace after hospital confinement
[Summary] => President Arroyo left the hospital and received a festive welcome upon her return to Malacañang yesterday following her recovery from acute diarrhea that forced her to reschedule her planned trip to Europe, officials said.
Mrs. Arroyo, 59, was rushed to St. Luke’s Medical Center in Quezon city late Thursday suffering from acute infectious diarrhea and was given fluids to recover, her doctors said.
She was cleared to leave the hospital Friday, but her family wanted her to rest for another day, they said.
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[Title] => GMA goes back to work, leaves for Europe today
[Summary] => After fully recovering from acute diarrhea and mild dehydration, President Arroyo leaves today for Italy, the Vatican and Spain.
Mrs. Arroyo will meet with state leaders, Pope Benedict XVI, business and Filipino communities to seek investments and reinvigorate bilateral relations with three of the country’s European allies.
Mrs. Arroyo and her delegation will fly at 9:40 a.m. on a chartered flight to Milan then proceed to Rome, where she will have talks with Italian President Giorgio Napolitano and Prime Minister Romano Prodi.
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VATICAN AND SPAIN
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[Title] => GMA off to Switzerland, Kuwait this month
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President Arroyo will fly to Switzerland later this month to attend the World Economic Forum and then proceed to Kuwait for a state visit, Malacañang said yesterday.
The President is expected to be in Davos from Jan. 25 to 27 before proceeding to Kuwait for her state visit from Jan. 28 to 29.
Malacañang officials said the details of the trip have yet to be finalized.
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[Title] => GMA receives festive welcome at Palace after hospital confinement
[Summary] => President Arroyo left the hospital and received a festive welcome upon her return to Malacañang yesterday following her recovery from acute diarrhea that forced her to reschedule her planned trip to Europe, officials said.
Mrs. Arroyo, 59, was rushed to St. Luke’s Medical Center in Quezon city late Thursday suffering from acute infectious diarrhea and was given fluids to recover, her doctors said.
She was cleared to leave the hospital Friday, but her family wanted her to rest for another day, they said.
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[Title] => GMA goes back to work, leaves for Europe today
[Summary] => After fully recovering from acute diarrhea and mild dehydration, President Arroyo leaves today for Italy, the Vatican and Spain.
Mrs. Arroyo will meet with state leaders, Pope Benedict XVI, business and Filipino communities to seek investments and reinvigorate bilateral relations with three of the country’s European allies.
Mrs. Arroyo and her delegation will fly at 9:40 a.m. on a chartered flight to Milan then proceed to Rome, where she will have talks with Italian President Giorgio Napolitano and Prime Minister Romano Prodi.
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