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A report submitted to acting Labor Secretary Arturo Briones showed that $3.3 billion was sent home by Filipinos working in the US and Canada in 2001, a 17.5 percent reduction from the previous year. Remittances from Europe also fell by 24.22 percent to $405.1 million.
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By Sandy Araneta | April 14, 2002 - 12:00am
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