+ Follow EVANGELINE LOURDES AND DIOSDADO IGNACIO Tag
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[Summary] => Having announced her decision to join the 2004 presidential race, President Arroyo did the rounds of hand-shaking and baby-kissing as she visited Metro Manila cemeteries yesterday to celebrate All Saints’ Day.
Dressed in a blue, flora-printed top and plain blue pants, the President visited the graves of her kin with her children, Pampanga Vice Gov. Juan Miguel Arroyo, Evangeline Lourdes and Diosdado Ignacio. First Gentleman Jose Miguel Arroyo is still in the United States for his annual medical checkup.
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[Summary] => Never mind if this was their mother’s first Independence Day celebration as President of the Republic.
Not even protocol, which requires them to be in formal barong Tagalog and Filipina terno for the affair, could prevent the three children of President Arroyo from acting like their usual selves.
Juan Miguel, Evangeline Lourdes and Diosdado Ignacio, like children let loose by their parents in the park, simply had to have their share of sweets and treats.
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Never mind if this was their mother’s first Independence Day celebration as President of the Republic.
Not even protocol, which requires them to be in formal barong Tagalog and Filipina terno for the affair, could prevent the three children of President Arroyo from acting like their usual selves.
Juan Miguel, Evangeline Lourdes and Diosdado Ignacio, like children let loose by their parents in the park, simply had to have their share of sweets and treats.
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Dressed in a blue, flora-printed top and plain blue pants, the President visited the graves of her kin with her children, Pampanga Vice Gov. Juan Miguel Arroyo, Evangeline Lourdes and Diosdado Ignacio. First Gentleman Jose Miguel Arroyo is still in the United States for his annual medical checkup.
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Juan Miguel, Evangeline Lourdes and Diosdado Ignacio, like children let loose by their parents in the park, simply had to have their share of sweets and treats.
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Juan Miguel, Evangeline Lourdes and Diosdado Ignacio, like children let loose by their parents in the park, simply had to have their share of sweets and treats.
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November 2, 2003 - 12:00am
