TIME Asia Home Current Issue   Asia News   Pacific News   Technology   Business   Arts   Travel Photos Special Features Magazine Archive Subscribe to TIME Customer Service About Us Write to TIME Asia TIME.com TIME Canada TIME Europe TIME Pacific Latest CNN News		John Stanmeyer for TIME.  | click here for audio | < < Previous | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | Next > > Cardinal Jaime Sin, influential head of the Catholic Church in the Philippines, had long opposed Estrada's hedonistic lifestyle, and was the moral and spiritual leader of People Power II.   More Photo Essays   -- TIME Asia -- The Philippines  Estrada Calls Snap Election  Taking It to the Streets  Manila Rocked by Deadly Bombings The Best Images of 2000 Hong Kong, A Day in the Life ... India: The Nongkrem Dance Festival Inside Out -- New Chinese Art Young China  Beijing Sports School  On the Road with Cold Blooded Animal  Life of a Model TIME Asia On The Road  From Sapporo to Surabaya  Building Their Lives  The Madurese  Indonesia  Thailand / Malaysia  Vietnam  China  Japan Tibet: Can This Culture Survive? Tibet: Photographs of a Forgotten Homeland GizmoLand!  Japan's Tech Timeline  Pino the Robot Child  Futureworld: In Japan Today!  Ten Smart Machines ...and Five Dumb Ones  Manga: Maruichi's Tea Time Gusmão! Viva Independencia! Indonesian Elections 1999 The Killing of Joaquim Bernardino Guterres Asia's Best Architecture Ann Hu's Shadow Magic The Year in Pictures, 1999 Kashmir: State of Unrest On Set with Ang Lee Faces of Lhasa Jakarta through the lens of John Stanmeyer   -- Asiaweek -- Jiang on Parade: China's 50th Anniversary 50 People to Know in China   -- CNN -- Pakistan's Coup Visions of China ALSO People Power—the Sequel Abandoned by even his closest allies, President Joseph Estrada gives in to the chanting crowds on the streets of Manila and agrees to make room for his Vice President Features Home | TIME Asia home

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