Tens of thousands call on president to resign in Philippines
Tens of thousands march in Manila calling for President Joseph Estrada to resign amid corruption claims. Church leaders and former president Corazon Aquino urged him to quit. Protesters wore white and yellow symbols denoting the people power movement as Archbishop Sin warned of potential humiliation if he stays.
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Belgrade Yugoslavia AP Parliament approved the first communist-free government in over 50 years. President Kostunica proposed the cabinet which won support from Serbia and Montenegro deputies and was inaugurated soon after. It replaces Milosevic era coalition of socialists and Milosevic's renamed communists.
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