TIME Asia: Photo Essay - Arroyo: Following Her Destiny

ANDREW MOORE FOR TIME

Following Her Destiny
Gloria Macapagal Arroyo is running for re-election, saying she will accept "whatever God has intended." But overcoming the odds might require divine intervention

Hitting the Trail: Arroyo says goodbye to well-wishers on her way out of town. She'll need to do more campaigning if she hopes to win re-election: A recent poll put her support at only 16%, behind two other potential candidates

Yes, No—Okay, I'll Run
After months of saying she wouldn't, Philippines President Gloria Arroyo throws her hat into the reelection ring

For the Love of Mike
The Philippines' Arroyo faces down coups, insurgenciesÑand now her own husband

Bad Boys
Philippines President Arroyo survives a mini-mutiny, but many fear other protests may follow

A Time For Prayer
As mutineers seize a Manila complex and demand that the government resign, Arroyo faces her presidency's toughest test

Her Other Problem
A confession by a Filipino terrorist could deal a blow to Arroyo's negotiations with Islamic rebels

"It's Not a Sprint: It's a Marathon"
TIME's Exclusive interview with Philippines President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo

People Power Strikes Again
John Stanmeyer and TIMEasia.com capture in sight and sound the dramatic events in Manila that toppled a president

Estrada Calls Snap Election
The crisis in Manila deepens as political allies and top military and police officials abandon the embattled Philippines President

Taking It to the Streets
The collapse of impeachment proceedings against Philippine President Joseph Estrada sparks massive protests

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