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Last of freed OFWs welcomed home

By Sandy Araneta | October 14, 2003 - 12:00am

Disbelief, wonderment and relief experienced in a homecoming rush tends to make speech difficult. "I always get left behind," Filipino seaman Nicasio Dagsa said in his arrival speech at the Ninoy Aquino...

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