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April 30, Monday

– In her regular press conference in Malacañang, President Arroyo declares that an attempted power grab the night before by forces loyal to her jailed predecessor Joseph Estrada has "fizzled out".
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The outspoken cleric, who was influential in the ouster of dictator Ferdinand Marcos in February 1986 and of Estrada last January, said  thousands of Estrada loyalists had "profaned a house of prayer" in their rally at the shrine to demand the former leader’s release.


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BLUE SUNDAY

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The outspoken cleric, who was influential in the ouster of dictator Ferdinand Marcos in February 1986 and of Estrada last January, said  thousands of Estrada loyalists had "profaned a house of prayer" in their rally at the shrine to demand the former leader’s release.


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A Long Night’s Journey into Day

May 8, 2001 - 12:00am

Being a chronology of events, more or less, beginning on May Day eve up to the afternoon of Labor Day, one of strangest, most riotous days, give or take a few bashed heads, in modern Philippine history. April 30,...

Starweek Magazine

Sin calls for ‘Blue Sunday’

By Efren Danao | April 28, 2001 - 12:00am

It will be a "Blue Sunday" tomorrow in many churches. Manila Archbishop Jaime Cardinal Sin urged Roman Catholics yesterday to wear blue clothing when they go to church as a silent protest over the desecration...

Headlines