Tens of thousands press president to resign in Philippines
Tens of thousands march in Manila calling on President Joseph Estrada to quit over alleged illegal gambling payoffs. He rejects resigning, citing constitutional processes, as former President Corazon Aquino and Archbishop Sin urge action and protesters wear yellow or white at the shrine rally.
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Yugoslav Parliament Approves First Communist-Free Cabinet
Belgrade Yugoslavia AP parliament approves the first communist-free government in more than 50 years. President Kostunica's cabinet wins approval in both chambers from Serbia and Montenegro deputies and is inaugurated, replacing Milosevic era coalition between Socialists and his wife’s party.
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