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Migration may achieve what contraceptives have failed to do over the years: stem the country’s ballooning population. 


Commission on Population (PopCom) executive director Tomas Osias said there has been a "feminization" of international migration in the Philippines as more women leave the country in search of employment.


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The country’s population is expected to hit 88.1 million in 2007 with an estimated 1.7 million babies to be born this year, the Commission on Population (PopCom) said yesterday.


PopCom executive director Tomas Osias said the country’s population growth rate has been declining in the past years, but the "absolute number" of Filipinos continues to rise.


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Although Popcom was able to show documents to support their claim of a lease contract forged with the provincial government years ago.  The papers are, however, incomplete and also showed that their agreement with the
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PB member Juan Bolo said it is but imperative for spouses to practice the said principle, as advised by the Population Commission, by not having more children than they can afford to support.


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