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Some 30,000 Filipinos without proper papers will be deported from Italy.

Ambassador to Rome Philippe Lhuillier said undocumented Filipinos and other
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The Italian government is set to crackdown on illegal aliens within the next
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The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) estimates some 33,276 out of 170,000
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Earlier, 40,000 illegal Filipinos in Japan were reportedly arrested after
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PHILIPPINE-ITALY READMISSION AGREEMENT

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Ambassador to Rome Philippe Lhuillier said undocumented Filipinos and other
illegal aliens would be detained before they are deported.

The Italian government is set to crackdown on illegal aliens within the next
few days, he added.

The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) estimates some 33,276 out of 170,000
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Earlier, 40,000 illegal Filipinos in Japan were reportedly arrested after
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30,000 Pinoys in Italy face deportation

By Aurea Calica | February 14, 2000 - 12:00am

Some 30,000 Filipinos without proper papers will be deported from Italy. Ambassador to Rome Philippe Lhuillier said undocumented Filipinos and other illegal aliens would be detained before they are deported. The...

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