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                    [Title] => Veteran driver marvels at Exalta luxurious ride
                    [Summary] => Rally aficionado Tony Mapa, a tourist attache who was based in New York during the Aquino administration, expressed satisfaction with the manner the Nissan Exalta GS Superio performed during its assault of northern Luzon Sunday in the fourth Pan Philippine Marathon.


Mapa had to fly from his homebase in Basi City in Negros to test the 1.6-liter, 116-horsepower Exalta in the roads of northern Luzon in the company of Willie Ingles, Andy Ferreira and Boy Fuentes.


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                    [Title] => GMA blows fuse over blackout
                    [Summary] => President Arroyo blew her fuse yesterday after several areas in Metro Manila, including Malacañang, suffered intermittent power interruptions, an after-effect of the five-hour blackout that paralyzed Luzon Sunday.


Palace Spokesman Rigoberto Tiglao said the President issued a stern warning to Energy Secretary Vicente Perez and National Power Corp. (Napocor) president Jesus Alcordo that a repeat of Sunday’s incident would be totally "inexcusable."


"The President has reminded these officials that our power system has enough capacity and is modernized enough to prevent such power interruptions," Tiglao said.


Mrs. Arroyo was visibly irritated over the blackouts which hit the Palace shortly after noon yesterday. 


Tiglao, in fact, was just about to give his afternoon press briefing when the electricity was cut. He spoke with reporters in the dark until power was restored five minutes later.
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LUZON SUNDAY

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Palace Spokesman Rigoberto Tiglao said the President issued a stern warning to Energy Secretary Vicente Perez and National Power Corp. (Napocor) president Jesus Alcordo that a repeat of Sunday’s incident would be totally "inexcusable."


"The President has reminded these officials that our power system has enough capacity and is modernized enough to prevent such power interruptions," Tiglao said.


Mrs. Arroyo was visibly irritated over the blackouts which hit the Palace shortly after noon yesterday. 


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Veteran driver marvels at Exalta luxurious ride

April 23, 2002 - 12:00am

Rally aficionado Tony Mapa, a tourist attache who was based in New York during the Aquino administration, expressed satisfaction with the manner the Nissan Exalta GS Superio performed during its assault of northern...

Sports

GMA blows fuse over blackout

By Marichu A. Villanueva | November 9, 2001 - 12:00am

President Arroyo blew her fuse yesterday after several areas in Metro Manila, including Malacañang, suffered intermittent power interruptions, an after-effect of the five-hour blackout that paralyzed Luzon...

News Commentary