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The current imbroglio involving alleged sex for flight, and other shenanigans in government's management of labor migration underscores, once again, the imperative need to create a separate Cabinet portfolio that shall focus on caring for the 12 million Filipino migrant workers in 200 countries all over the world.

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In a report to Foreign Affairs Secretary Alberto Romulo, Ambassador Jose Brillantes said that internationally-recognized landslide expert, Dr. Stephen George Evans, of the University of Waterloo in Ontario, is now in the Philippines as part of the Canadian government’s assistance to the Philippines, following the destructive Leyte landslide. 

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                    [Title] => RP seeks KL’s help over deportations
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Ambassador Jose Brillantes said "timely information" from Malaysia on the deportations would reduce the burden on authorities in the poverty-stricken southern Philippines who are being swamped by deportees.


Brillantes said the large-scale deportations from Sabah state on Borneo island would be a financial strain on the Philippines’ local authorities.


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                    [Summary] => KUALA LUMPUR — First Gentleman Juan Miguel Arroyo met members of the Philippine community here Sunday and urged them to root for the Filipino campaigners in the 21st Southeast Asian Games.


"Alam ko na ang mga puso ninyo ay nasa ating bayan pa rin kaya ipakita natin ang ating suporta sa ating bansa sa pag-cheer sa mga atleta na naglalaro sa Southeast Asian Games," Arroyo said during the meeting held at the Philippine Embassy in downtown KL.


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                    [Summary] => KUALA LUMPUR – The First Gentleman, Mike Arroyo, gives the Philippine campaign in the 21st Southeast Asian Games a boost when he hosts a dinner for officials and athletes today at the Crown Princess hotel here.


It’s the first time in memory that a Filipino sportsman of Mr. Arroyo’s stature is honoring the athletes before they see action in the sportsfest, which unwraps on Saturday.


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Ito ang kauna-unahang pagkakataon na ang isang Filipino sportsman sa katauhan ni Arroyo ang magbibigay parangal sa mga atleta bago lumahok sa nasabing biennial meet na magbubukas sa Sabado.


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AMBASSADOR JOSE BRILLANTES

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Ito ang kauna-unahang pagkakataon na ang isang Filipino sportsman sa katauhan ni Arroyo ang magbibigay parangal sa mga atleta bago lumahok sa nasabing biennial meet na magbubukas sa Sabado.


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