Among investors and businessmen, the Estrada administration has acquired a reputation for mismanagement, corruption and cronyism.

Last week, the airline asked the Estrada administration to cut back the flights open to foreign carriers to pre-Ramos levels.

The 180 employees of the Times mourned the demise of the paper which had been critical of the Estrada administration.

The Estrada administration undertook an aggressive housing program on a national basis, targeting low-cost homes for the poor.

Even with its strong economic team, the Estrada administration failed to capitalize on the gains of the previous administration.

The Estrada administration peddled the death penalty as the antidote to crime.

This was continued by a series of peace talks and negotiations in Estrada administration.

Estrada administration was not able to follow through on the achievements of the previous administration.

The Estrada administration upheld the foreign policy thrusts of the previous administration, focusing on national security, economic diplomacy, assistance to nationals, and image-building.

However during the Estrada administration he returned to the party before and left again in 2007 to join the Nationalist People's Coalition.