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From migrant advocate, Ellene Sana, the happy news: 915,000 overseas Filipinos registered by the end of the registration period last October 31

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Tomorrow is September 21. Exactly 40 years ago, Ferdinand E. Marcos issued Proclamation 1081 declaring Martial Law in this country.
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                    [Title] => Sister Act, Part III
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                    [Title] => Text messaging center established for OFWs
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CMA executive director Ellene Sana said that an OFW who needs help or has questions can text "SOS " and send to +63 9209 OFW SOS (or +63 9209 639 767). 


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