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won gold medals despite had their schedules changed at the last minute and without due notification by the games organiser to the athletes involved. Nguyen Thi Thu Hong, for instance, discovered the change only by chance, and would have forfeited the game if she did not turn up during the rescheduled
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final, a team manager immediately filed a protest and requested a gender test of three
Myanmar players. The three were subjected to the mandatory doping test. The Philippines withdrew the protest on 4 December as a sign of friendship and sportsmanship. The decision came to defuse any controversy and
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and written by Rene Nieva. Equestrienne Toni
Leviste, riding a horse, carried the torch in front of the Rizal Monument before passing it to Olympian Maria Antoinette Rivero. The flame came all the way from Vietnam, host of the previous games, while the torch came from the last Asian Games in Busan.
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actively prepared for welcoming the visiting athletes, except for organisers in the capital region had numerous problems drumming-up widespread support and exposure for the Games. Among the only visible indications of the Games, apart from the commercial sponsors' advertisements, were the welcome
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President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo gave her speech, she declared the 23rd Southeast Asian games closed. The flame of the games'
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which sent representatives to attend the opening ceremonies as spectators. Renowned director Maria
Montelibano was in charge of the overall program direction, while Ryan Cayabyab and Robert Tongco were in charge of musical and dance direction, respectively. Creative director Pogs Mendoza and
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cauldron was extinguished and the
Federation flag was lowered. Mike Arroyo, the Head of Mission of Team Philippines was accompanied by Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) president Jose 'Peping' Cojuangco Jr. to handed over the SEA Games Federation flag to Thailand's Deputy Prime Minister,
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Filipinos. The logo also was made to represent the athlete's mixed emotions in participating in the sporting event; pain, suffering, and anxiety which are downplayed by friendship and sportsmanship. The logo was inspired by the
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game finals between Thailand and the Philippines (lower seeded Philippines won), Suwat stressed that the Philippines and Thailand "have very good relations" and the controversy won' t destroy diplomatic relations between
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who was leading in the first round. It was not clear what started the commotion, but ring announcers said the home crowd were angry that the judges were not scoring some of the punches being made by Filipino boxer
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delegation, although widely expected to retain their titles, voiced objections over the change of tables used without informing the athletes prior to the competitions, a move that violates international
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was cheating throughout the course of the Games by rigging the results of the events, it being more concerned in winning gold medals rather than the spirit of the games. The scandal even prompted Thai
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for the match-fix. Meanwhile, the Philippine government praised Vietnamese officials for the crackdown on football corruption and the arrest of the two players. Philippine Olympic Committee chairman
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for "obviously favoring his own diver". Another Thai referee, in water polo, was banned from the deck because of "intentional bad calls and unfair player exclusions". The referee had the
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to 20 pesos. Even at P20 per ticket, discounts were given further. Cebu City mayor
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3027:"President Arroyo declares 23rd SEA Games open"
3013:RP bets to wear barong, salakot at Luneta march
4280:Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives
3479:2005 Southeast Asian Games Official Report (2)
3467:2005 Southeast Asian Games Official Report (1)
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30:"PhilSOC" redirects here. For other uses, see
4334:Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000
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3437:Bacolod-Negros SEA Games Organising Committee
3408:"2005 Southeast Asian Games Official Website"
3057:. Archived from the original on 13 June 2006.
3029:. Archived from the original on 18 June 2006.
2946:, ABS-CBNNews.com. Retrieved on 22 June 2007.
2649:ring during the men's middleweight finals in
778:Malawaan Fishing Area Subic Bay Freeport Zone
8:
4268:25th Speaker of the House of Representatives
1013:A total of 27 sponsors sponsored the games.
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2626:aquatics officials have been sanctioned by
4391:Philippine Technology Transfer Act of 2009
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1024:Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company
611:PSC-PNSA Shooting Range BNS Fort Bonifacio
49:
5010:Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation
4337:Governance of Basic Education Act of 2001
2409:) that complete the local broadcast pool.
2403:Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation
985:The hymn was composed by singer-composer
415:
4397:Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park Act of 2009
4388:Real Estate Investment Trust Act of 2009
4292:Social Welfare and Development Secretary
888:
615:Shooting (Air Pistol, Rifle, Practical)
27:Multi-sport event in Manila, Philippines
4766:Joseph Estrada's conviction and release
3452:Channel NewsAsia SEA Games 2005 Special
2775:"Manila to play host to 2005 SEA Games"
2766:
2662:. The allegations nearly sparked riots.
2367:
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4286:10th Vice President of the Philippines
4262:Pampanga's 2nd district representative
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2467:banners put up by the city government.
2000:² - sport played only in the SEA Games
900:, is the official mascot of the Games.
249:The final medal tally was led by host
4945:Multi-sport events in the Philippines
4884:
2368:
1098:Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office
7:
4872:
3432:Cebu SEA Games Organising Committee
3366:Thai official claims RP is cheating
4382:Anti-Child Pornography Act of 2009
4345:Philippine Clean Water Act of 2004
3410:. 14 December 2006. Archived from
3255:"How PH fared in last 5 SEA Games"
3055:"SEA Games now, Asian Games next?"
2936:All is set for grand Games opening
976:"One Heritage, One Southeast Asia"
149:Mikaela "Mikee" Cojuangco-Jaworski
25:
4341:Government Procurement Reform Act
3457:Southeast Asian Games Information
3203:. 11 January 2007. Archived from
2909:. 28 January 2006. Archived from
1288:San Miguel Philharmonic Orchestra
1244:San Miguel Philharmonic Orchestra
1199:San Miguel Philharmonic Orchestra
1157:(MILF), the Philippines' largest
999:San Miguel Philharmonic Orchestra
82:One Heritage, One Southeast Asia
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4352:Strong Republic Nautical Highway
4190:. Postponed to 2022 due to the
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3227:"Previous SEA Games medal table"
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2397:, and the government networks:
1153:. Among the audiences were the
1069:Philippine National Oil Company
811:Tagaytay City Convention Center
4801:Kidnapping of Angelo dela Cruz
2689:to show its goodwill as hosts.
1175:Girl Scouts of the Philippines
657:Ramon M. Durano Sports Complex
597:Rowing, Traditional boat race
348:
316:
300:
1:
2497:At the opening ceremonies in
2399:National Broadcasting Network
1205:, under the baton of Maestro
1171:Boy Scouts of the Philippines
1167:Boy Scouts of the Philippines
1155:Moro Islamic Liberation Front
1103:Mabuhay Satellite Corporation
995:University of the Philippines
479:Rizal Memorial Sports Complex
4736:2006 Southern Leyte mudslide
4371:Renewable Energy Act of 2008
4256:President of the Philippines
3447:Philippine Olympic Committee
3442:Philippine Sports Commission
3090:. p. 48. Archived from
2876:. p. 15. Archived from
2842:. p. 14. Archived from
1302:on 5 December at 20:00 PST.
1255:Philippine Olympic Committee
1248:Ang Alamat ng Timog Silangan
489:Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard
399:
138:President of the Philippines
84:(or One ASEAN, One Heritage)
5005:People's Television Network
4995:Sports in Laguna (province)
4980:Sports in Negros Occidental
4681:National Artist controversy
4660:Moron 5 and the Crying Lady
4440:State of the Nation Address
4414:Multi-National Force – Iraq
4080:2003 Hanoi–Ho Chi Minh City
3561:
3515:XXIII Southeast Asian Games
2821:"SEA Games torch passed on"
1001:under the baton of Maestro
974:The theme of the games was
446:
278:Development and preparation
51:XXIII Southeast Asian Games
18:2005 South East Asian Games
5026:
4960:2005 in multi-sport events
4811:2005 Southeast Asian Games
4726:2004 SuperFerry 14 bombing
4716:Tropical Depression Winnie
4424:East Asian Energy Security
4394:Climate Change Act of 2009
4357:Human Security Act of 2007
4298:Senator of the Philippines
3820:2005 Southeast Asian Games
2755:2019 Southeast Asian Games
2437:Concerns and controversies
1312:2007 Southeast Asian Games
1211:Philippine National Anthem
1169:. Following the flag were
879:2003 Southeast Asian Games
847:The Country Club Canlubang
713:University of St. La Salle
605:Shooting (Trap and skeet)
460:
442:23rd Southeast Asian Games
225:23rd Southeast Asian Games
223:, officially known as the
191:2005 Southeast Asian Games
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4721:Hacienda Luisita massacre
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3318:Philippine Daily Inquirer
2942:26 September 2007 at the
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2407:Radio Philippines Network
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4950:2005 in Philippine sport
4385:Anti-Torture Act of 2009
4070:1999 Bandar Seri Begawan
3386:20 December 2009 at the
2968:23 November 2008 at the
1271:Mikee Cojuangco-Jaworski
1191:Mikee Cojuangco-Jaworski
1159:Islamic separatist group
696:University of San Carlos
469:Emilio Aguinaldo College
32:PHILSOC (disambiguation)
4842:← Teofisto Guingona Jr.
4776:2009 swine flu pandemic
4731:2006 state of emergency
4701:Operation Freedom Eagle
4242:Gloria Macapagal Arroyo
2587:Gloria Macapagal Arroyo
1267:Gloria Macapagal Arroyo
863:Hidden Vale Sports Club
837:Trace College Los Baños
583:Marikina Sports Complex
167:Maria Antoinette Rivero
133:Gloria Macapagal Arroyo
43:2005 in the Philippines
4756:Manila Peninsula siege
4528:1998 Vice presidential
4276:(2016–2017; 2022–2023)
4100:2011 Jakarta–Palembang
4090:2007 Nakhon Ratchasima
3497:Hanoi–Ho Chi Minh City
2998:24 August 2007 at the
2491:Nguyen Thi Phuong Thuy
2008:° - a former official
2002:³ - not a traditional
1236:Precious Lara Quigaman
1189:, equestrian champion
981:The official hymn was
901:
750:West Negros University
723:Paglaum Sports Complex
621:Rosario Sports Complex
602:PNSA Clay Target Range
513:Billiards and snooker
206:Nakhon Ratchasima 2007
201:Hanoi–Ho Chi Minh 2003
4164:2033 TBA, Philippines
3752:Traditional boat race
3612:Billiards and snooker
3505:Southeast Asian Games
3349:17 March 2010 at the
2750:2005 ASEAN Para Games
2655:Suriya Prasatinphimai
1931:Traditional boat race
1610:Billiards and snooker
1330:Participating nations
1122:Glocal Media Networks
1038:Summit Drinking Water
983:"We're All Just One."
892:
866:Lawn bowls, Pétanque
493:Athletics (Marathon)
220:Southeast Asian Games
39:2005 ASEAN Para Games
4834:Benigno Aquino III →
4796:Maguindanao massacre
4671:Fertilizer Fund scam
4400:Magna Carta of Women
3484:25 June 2016 at the
3472:26 June 2016 at the
3295:on 28 September 2011
2420:by Channel 5 and in
1995:¹ - not an official
1316:Thai National Anthem
1286:, together with the
938:was inspired by the
787:Subic Bay Yacht Club
641:San Andres Gymnasium
564:Alabang Country Club
536:Pearl Bowling Center
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4955:2005 in Asian sport
4687:Domestic incidents
4538:Hello Garci scandal
4362:Executive Order 464
4317:International trips
3277:. 11 December 2019.
3207:on 24 February 2016
2992:Let the Games begin
2823:. 15 November 2005.
2777:. 19 December 2003.
2707:, were arrested in
2548:Jaruk Areerajakaran
2479:Nguyen Thi Thu Hong
2369:Totals (11 entries)
2036:
2028: Host nation (
1187:Monsour del Rosario
1093:Philippine Airlines
1062:Thunder Power Drink
660:Cycling (Mountain)
573:Pasig Sports Center
549:Cycling: Criterium
531:Bodybuilding, Muay
52:
4990:Sports in Zambales
4985:Sports in Pampanga
4751:Guimaras oil spill
4741:Xangsane (Milenyo)
4711:2003 SARS outbreak
4578:Jose Miguel Arroyo
4566:Diosdado Macapagal
3155:on 8 February 2017
3123:on 4 February 2017
3117:"FIBA Suspends RP"
2913:on 28 January 2006
2559:Thaksin Shinawatra
2424:by VTV Channel 3.
2035:
1300:Quirino Grandstand
1275:We're All Just One
1197:. The now defunct
1078:Century Park Hotel
902:
555:Amoranto Velodrome
518:Makati Sports Club
453:Competition Venue
177:Quirino Grandstand
4940:SEA Games by year
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4533:2004 presidential
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4367:Holiday economics
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4192:COVID-19 pandemic
4115:2017 Kuala Lumpur
4075:2001 Kuala Lumpur
4045:1989 Kuala Lumpur
4015:1977 Kuala Lumpur
4000:1971 Kuala Lumpur
3985:1965 Kuala Lumpur
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3520:Succeeded by
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2729:Robert Aventajado
2699:players, striker
2665:According to the
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2583:Chaiyapak Siriwat
2426:Mabuhay Satellite
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1029:Globe Handyphone
928:Philippine eagle
898:Philippine eagle
676:Mandaue Coliseum
666:Waterfront Hotel
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4676:NBN/ZTE scandal
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2534:Nguyen Van Khoa
2483:Nguyen Van Hung
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4590:Dato Arroyo
4523:1992 Senate
4300:(1992–1998)
4294:(1998–2000)
4288:(1998–2001)
4270:(2018–2019)
4258:(2001–2010)
4188:Vietnam War
4085:2005 Manila
4050:1991 Manila
4025:1981 Manila
3995:1969 Yangon
3975:1961 Yangon
3938:Host cities
3870:Philippines
3824:Philippines
3570:Philippines
3299:11 February
2917:16 February
2737:Le Bat Hieu
2678:Philippines
2632:New Zealand
2613:Philippines
2605:Philippines
2552:Philippines
2518:Singaporean
2487:Le Anh Tuan
2070:Philippines
2030:Philippines
2017:Medal table
1516:Asian Games
1436:Philippines
1218:Eric Buhain
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873:Torch relay
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567:Equestrian
251:Philippines
233:Philippines
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2761:References
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2565:summit in
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1081:Copylandia
950:(strong),
799:Triathlon
645:Wrestling
635:Taekwondo
503:Badminton
181:Rizal Park
4913:Wikiquote
4639:Lakas-CMD
4580:(husband)
4516:Elections
3948:Medalists
3927:SEA Games
3875:Singapore
3850:Indonesia
3772:Wrestling
3757:Triathlon
3742:Taekwondo
3692:Muay Thai
3602:Badminton
3597:Athletics
2789:"Philsoc"
2575:Athletics
2499:Cebu City
2414:Singapore
2211:Singapore
2183:Indonesia
1976:Wrestling
1943:Triathlon
1909:Taekwondo
1587:Badminton
1576:Athletics
1454:Singapore
1376:Indonesia
1284:Rivermaya
1264:President
1136:The games
1042:Microsoft
954:(smart),
946:(agile),
885:Marketing
841:Aquatics
796:Boardwalk
781:Canoeing
768:Subic Bay
727:Football
625:Softball
587:Football
450:Province
129:Opened by
65:Host city
4889:Wikidata
4865:Category
4696:EDSA III
4574:(mother)
4568:(father)
4433:Speeches
4326:Policies
3880:Thailand
3860:Malaysia
3840:Cambodia
3727:Softball
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3662:Football
3632:Canoeing
3607:Baseball
3592:Aquatics
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2744:See also
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2526:marathon
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1565:Aquatics
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1469:Thailand
1406:Malaysia
1361:Cambodia
1201:and the
1108:Gatorade
1009:Sponsors
952:Matalino
940:Filipino
858:Pampanga
820:Tagaytay
791:Sailing
773:Archery
761:Zambales
577:Fencing
539:Bowling
372:Pampanga
340:Zambales
255:Thailand
97:Athletes
4877:Commons
4691:EDSA II
4612:Related
3943:Mascots
3885:Vietnam
3865:Myanmar
3822:in the
3712:Sailing
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3642:Cycling
3622:Bowling
3582:Archery
3564:at the
3517:(2005)
3185:7 April
3148:VietMaz
2717:Myanmar
2682:Myanmar
2651:Bacolod
2592:Thaksin
2579:Fencing
2449:(AIBA).
2422:Vietnam
2239:Myanmar
2127:Vietnam
2004:Olympic
1840:Sailing
1714:Fencing
1680:Cycling
1645:Bowling
1542:Archery
1499:Vietnam
1421:Myanmar
1231:salakot
1226:barongs
1118:Philips
964:tarsier
960:Matalas
948:Malakas
944:Maliksi
916:Bacolod
717:Boxing
521:Squash
456:Sports
259:Vietnam
187:Website
121:Closing
113:Opening
89:Nations
4559:Family
4282:(2023)
3953:Sports
3835:Brunei
3747:Tennis
3732:Squash
3707:Rowing
3682:Karate
3627:Boxing
3562:Events
3510:Manila
2725:Manila
2647:boxing
2600:tennis
2521:rules.
2516:, the
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896:, the
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814:Chess
806:Cavite
463:Manila
356:Laguna
324:Cavite
308:Manila
286:Venues
229:Manila
105:Events
69:Manila
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2381:1,458
2055:Total
1987:Wushu
1668:Chess
1553:Arnis
1503:(652)
1473:(780)
1458:(658)
1440:(892)
1425:(452)
1410:(613)
1395:(102)
1380:(779)
1365:(108)
1350:(271)
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218:2005
79:Motto
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3855:Laos
3677:Judo
3667:Golf
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3129:2017
3103:2018
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2640:Iran
2628:FINA
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2267:Laos
2046:Gold
2040:Rank
1793:Muay
1758:Judo
1736:Golf
1528:FIBA
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1391:Laos
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652:Cebu
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240:1991
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