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"The feng shui expert told me that picture was bad luck anyway," said Estrada, who is known for his inveterate gambling and punctilious attention to the charms of Lady Luck.


Estrada explains that the portrait may have been an omen of the misfortunes of his 31-month presidency.


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CHIEF JUSTICE HILARIO DAVIDE JR. AND ASSOCIATE JUSTICE ARTEMIO PANGANIBAN

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Estrada’s unlucky portrait missing at Malacañang

February 17, 2001 - 12:00am

Deposed President Joseph Estrada is not upset that his official portrait has been unceremoniously removed from its usual place at the Ceremonial Hall at Malacañang. "The feng shui expert told me that...

News Commentary

Winnables - SKETCHES by Ana Marie Pamintuan

February 16, 2001 - 12:00am

By now Joseph Estrada must have lost faith in feng shui, numerology and the rest of that mumbo-jumbo (or maybe he just fired his feng shui adviser). But it may still spook the country’s 13th president to realize...

Opinion