Arroyo goes to Malacanang presidential palace

MANILA, Philippines - New Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo (on the rostrum) delivers a speech at the Malacanang presidential palace Jan. 22 at the start of her official engagement as the country's leader.

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