Arroyo sworn in as Philippines' new president

Arroyo sworn in as Philippines' new president

MANILA, Philippines - New Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo (C) makes a speech in Manila on Jan. 20 after taking her oath as the country's 14th president to thundering cheers from tens of thousands of Filipinos at the historic EDSA Shrine, site of the 1986 ''people power'' revolt.

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