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A senior member of Congress welcomed yesterday the plan of local telecommunications service providers to launch a remittance facility that will enable some 153,000 Filipinos working in Hong Kong to send money home for as low as HK$1 or P6.38 per transaction.


"This gives meaning to our previous call for bold and highly progressive market initiatives that will stimulate free competition and drive down excessive remittance charges," House Deputy Majority Leader Eduardo Gullas said in a statement.


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                    [Title] => The Imbestigador warns: Hindi namin kayo tatantanan!
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"Issues about children are very close to me personally, because my wife and I do not have kids. We’ve been married for 28 years and we don’t have and will never have kids," he shared.


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                    [Title] => NMI, PNCC war continues
                    [Summary] => How true is it that Next Mobile Inc. (NMI) is contemplating filing both criminal and administrative charges against officials of the Philippine National Construction Corp. (PNCC) for what is obviously a rigging by the latter of the results of its bidding for radio communications system for the South Luzon Tollways Group? 


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                    [Title] => Mar seeks probe into banks’ fees on OFW remittances
                    [Summary] => Sen. Manuel Roxas II is seeking a Senate investigation on fees imposed by some banks on remittances of Filipino overseas workers that he described as "excessive."


Roxas is considering passing legislation to protect Filipino migrant workers from "possible abuses."


"The bulk of remittances is meant for low-income families, since two-thirds of our overseas Filipino workers come from the provinces. We must ensure that our OFWs and their families are getting the full value of their money," he said in a statement.


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                    [Title] => Rebels using deported OFWs to fan Mindanao revolt — AFP
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"This gives meaning to our previous call for bold and highly progressive market initiatives that will stimulate free competition and drive down excessive remittance charges," House Deputy Majority Leader Eduardo Gullas said in a statement.


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"Issues about children are very close to me personally, because my wife and I do not have kids. We’ve been married for 28 years and we don’t have and will never have kids," he shared.


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Roxas is considering passing legislation to protect Filipino migrant workers from "possible abuses."


"The bulk of remittances is meant for low-income families, since two-thirds of our overseas Filipino workers come from the provinces. We must ensure that our OFWs and their families are getting the full value of their money," he said in a statement.


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