It is high time that our government start to acknowledge that we have a labor-export policy and rid the industry of unscrupulous labor recruiters and… - Francis Escudero

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It is high time that our government start to acknowledge that we have a labor-export policy and rid the industry of unscrupulous labor recruiters and protect our migrant workers. We already have enough, ripe reasons to initiate a government- to-government arrangement for labor migration since we have long seen the reality of labor exodus of Filipinos to other countries. The Philippine government can no longer deny this.

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About Francis Escudero

Francis Escudero (born October 10, 1969) is a Filipino politician.

Portrait adapted from Wikimedia Commons, Office of Congressman Escudero (Public domain / CC0)

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Alternative Names: Chiz Escudero Francis Joseph G. Escudero

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