'People power lunch' protests condemn Estrada

'People power lunch' protests condemn Estrada

MANILA, Philippines - Captains of Philippine industries share food with workers, farmers and tribespeople during a ''people power lunch'' in the financial district, Makati, Nov. 29 to dramatize demands for President Joseph Estrada to resign. The ''people power lunch'' is just one of the many gimmicks invented by protesters to get their message across -- that Estrada must resign over corruption allegations.

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