Estrada issues warning to Arroyo administration

Estrada issues warning to Arroyo administration

MANILA, Philippines - Ousted Philippine President Joseph Estrada warns there will be bloodshed if the administration of President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo arrests and jails him on charges of plunder. Estrada, sporting his trademark wristband bearing the presidential seal on his right arm, issued the warning during an exclusive interview with Kyodo News at his home in the prestigious Greenhills enclave of metropolitan Manila.

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