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Bu-lat-lat (boo-lat-lat) verb: to search, probe,
investigate, inquire;
to unearth facts
All articles appearing under this Section were reposted
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MIGRANTS WATCH
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Migrant Takes Road to Congress
by ROWENA CARRANZA
Bulatlat.com
Reposted by migrante_ksa
Volume IV, No. 2 February 8-14, 2004
NOT YOUR USUAL H.K. MIGRANT: Migrante Sectoral Party
(MSP) nominee Connie Bragas-Regalado can be a fiery speaker
at one time and be all smiles the next. Full
Story
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Migrante demands probe of M/V Rocknes
tragedy in Norway
BY Bulatlat.com
Volume IV, Number 2 February 8 - 14, 2004
Migrante International, an alliance of overseas
Filipino workers groups, has asked the Philippine government
in a Jan. 22 statement to hold an independent and comprehensive
investigation after the M/V Rocknes capsized last Jan. 19,
entrapping 16 of the 24 Filipino seafarers on board. Full
Story
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2003: A Tough Year for OFWs and Their
Families
by AUBREY SC MAKILAN
Bulatlat.com
Reposted by migrante_ksa
Volume III, Number 47 January 4 - 10, 2004
Jose Alejo was one of many unfortunate migrant
workers who suffered under the Philippine government's abandonment
of OFWs. He returned home this year, jobless, after seven
years in a Saudi jail and 70 lashes. His case illustrates
the tough year overseas Filipino workers and their families
had under the Macapagal-Arroyo government. Full
Story
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Migrants' Junk GMA, Ping for President
by AUBREY SC MAKILAN
Bulatlat.com
Reposted by migrante_ksa
Volume III, Number 46 December 21 - 27, 2003
The biggest alliance of overseas Filipino workers
(OFWs), Migrante International, will field candidates for
Congress in the May 2004 elections. The road to Congress will
be steered by their party, Migrante Sectoral Party (MSP),
said to be the first electoral party for migrant workers.
Full Story
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Another Ifugao OFW Needs Urgent Repatriation
by Northern Dispatch / Posted by Bulatlat.com
Reposted by migrante_ksa
Volume III, Number 41 November 16 - 22, 2003
Jobless and with two children, an Ifugao woman
in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia is the subject of a campaign for immediate
repatriation by Migrante. The woman is suffering from goiter
and she might be charged unfairly in court because her children
lack birth records. Full Story
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Overseas Filipinos Also Say No to Bush
Visit
by Bulatlat.com
Reposted by migrante_ksa
Volume 3, Number 37 October 19 - 25, 2003
Overseas Filipinos joined their compatriots
in the Philippines who held nationwide indignation rallies
against the visit of U.S. President George W. Bush Oct. 18.
The protests and statements of solidarity were held and issued
in Hong Kong, Canada and Europe. Full Story
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Migrante Says DOLE, OWWA Officials
Guilty of 'High-level Corruption'
by AUBREY SC MAKILAN
Bulatlat.com
Reposted by migrante_ksa
Volume 3, Number 37 October 19 - 25, 2003
A migrant's party-list group demanded a "comprehensive
investigation" of top labor officials allegedly involved in
'long-running corruption' and the neglect of an overseas Filipino
worker (OFW) raped and jailed in Dubai, United Arab Emirates
(UAE). Full Story
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Freed from Saudi Death Row, OFW Faces New Hitch with OWWA
by Alexander Martin Remollino
Bulatlat.com
Reposted by migrante_ksa
Volume 3, Number 35 October 5 - 11, 2003
When Philippine consulate officials refused
help, Migrante International took up his case. Migrante succeeded
in having OFW Joselito 'Lito' Alejo returned to the Philippines
after spending six years on death row in a Saudi Arabia jail.
Authorities mistook him for the killer of a Riyadh policeman.
Now he's into trouble again - OWWA is giving him the run-around
in his effort to secure benefits for which he had paid for
20 years. Full Story
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GMA Orders to Divert Billions of OFW Funds Hit
by Karl G. Ombion
Bulatlat.com/Cobra-ans
Reposted by migrante_ksa
Number 34 September 28 - October 4, 2003
Migrante last week called for an investigation
into recent executive orders issued by the Macapagal-Arroyo
administration withholding more than PhP10 billion in funds
for OFW welfare and channeling at least P4 billion to a for-profit
organization. Full Story
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