Supporters want Erap to run again
May 1, 2008 -- Got something to say?
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More than 80,000 signatures were presented to ousted President Joseph Estrada recently to convince him that people wanted him to run in the 2010 presidential elections. The notebook of signatures from Pasig was given to Estrada during a caucus of the Pwersa ng Masang Pilipino at Club Filipino in Greenhills, San Juan as a gift for his 71st birthday. Wainwright Rivera, PMP-NCR director, who handed Estrada the signatures, said they plan to gather at least six million signatures nationwide within six months to persuade Estrada to run. “We believe that among those people who have expressed their intention to seek the presidency in 2010, only President Estrada has the sincere mind to prioritize the poor masses in our country,” he said.
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