(1)Actor Fernando Poe, Jr. throws hat into presidential race

(1)Actor Fernando Poe, Jr. throws hat into presidential race

MANILA, Philippines - Fernando Poe, Jr., a popular actor and best friend of deposed Philippine President Joseph Estrada, declares that he will run in the next presidential election in May 2004 at a press conference in Manila on Nov. 26.

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