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[Title] => $1.5-billion OFW remittances may be lost due to Saudi Arabia's Nitaqat program
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[Title] => Lawmaker wants life, P12-M fine for illegal recruiters of seamen
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[Title] => Dubai crisis to cost RP $300 million in remittances
[Summary] => The country faces as much as a $300-million drop in remittances from overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) due to the debt crisis in Dubai, the country’s largest labor group warned yesterday.
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[Title] => Pinoy sailors now sending home an average $760 monthly
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"Investors’ confidence is strong with the vigorous efforts of the government to balance the budget (and) improve the overall security situation," she told delegates to the sixth Luzon Island Congress of the Philippine Councilors’ League.
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CITING BANGKO SENTRAL
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"Investors’ confidence is strong with the vigorous efforts of the government to balance the budget (and) improve the overall security situation," she told delegates to the sixth Luzon Island Congress of the Philippine Councilors’ League.
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