Campaign for Partylist Elections Kicks-off
MIGRANTS Junk GMA!

Migrant Filipinos and their families, led by MIGRANTE Sectoral Party and MIGRANTE International, junked the presidential aspirations of Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo in a rally held in Mendiola Bridge in front of Malacanang Palace in Manila on Monday, 9 January 2004.

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MIGRANTE's first nominee, Connie Bragas-Regalado Click picture to zoom.

MIGRANTE's first nominee CONNIE BRAGAS-REGALADO and Chairperson is a domestic helper in Hong Kong and also Chairperson of United Filipinos in Hong Kong (UNIFIL-HK).

HK 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  

MIGRANTE Second nominee John Leonard Monterona. Click picture to zoom.

Second nominee John Leonard Monterona is MIGRANTE Sectoral Party's Vice Chairperson. A long-time Spokesperson for MIGRANTE, he was a professor at Pamantasang Lungsod ng Maynila and pioneered the formation of migrant youth group, Kabataang Migrante para sa Bayan (KAMI 'yan).

Prof. CAROLINA ALMEDA, MIGRANTE's third nominee representing migrants in the United States is more popularly known as the former Chairperson of COURAGE, the alliance of government employees.

Other nominees include ROWENA FLORES from Italy, EDGAR C. CADANO from Saudi Arabia representing MIGRANTE Middle East, ADOR OLAVERE from Belgium and FLORA BELINAN, a migrant worker from the Cordilleras representing MIGRANTE Hong Kong.

For a long time, others have been speaking in our behalf.

It is NOW time to speak for ourselves.

Overseas Filipinos have struggled long and hard for their voices to be heard. They have organized themselves and advanced their democratic rights and welfare for decades in host countries and even in the homeland.

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Any Filipino citizen, at least 18 years old who works and /or resides abroad or in the homeland whosubscribes to the principles and program of MIGRANTE may apply for membership. Those below 18 may apply for associate membership. Just go to your nearest MIGRANTE Chapter to enlist.

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