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Working abroad isn't a lark

By Lorenzo Paradiang Jr. | July 17, 2010 - 12:00am

At first blush, one just shrugged his shoulders while coming across a news item that four Filipina nurses had been sacked in April from their employment in a Baltimore hospital, for speaking Tagalog while on du...

Freeman Opinion