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Subject:[socialcredit] THE REASON FOR MASS EXODUS of Young Filipinos
Date:Friday, February 22, 2008  16:07:37 (-0800)
From:Eric Encina <ericencina @.....com>

THERE IS A REASON FOR LEAVING THE COUNTRY  AND BRAIN DRAIN IN THE PHILIPPINES!
 
 
The reason for the mass exodus of young Pinoy migrant workers

By Alfredo Reyes, logwatch

Friday, February 22, 2008
 
A non-government organization recently attributed the lack of employment opportunities as the main reason why many Filipinos, particularly the young people, are seeking jobs in other countries.
 
This was a rejoinder to the statement of Fr. Edwin Corros, executive secretary of the Episcopal Commission for the Pastoral Care of Migrants and Itinerant People of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP), who voiced concern over reports that Filipinos seeking jobs abroad are getting younger.
 
Francisco S. Javier, secretary of the Penpower for Democracy and Good Government (PDGG), said that instead of helping provide jobs for our young people, some bishops and priests had been working for the closure of mining firms and other manufacturing industries giving revenues to the government and thousands of employment.
 
He cited a recent open letter to President Gloria Mapacagal Arroyo that appeared in a national newspaper signed by the bishop of Tandag who is also CBCP’s vice president, the parish priest of Bislig City and two other church people seeking the closure of a wood-based industry there over unfounded and baseless charges.
 
He pointed out that the signatories included known illegal loggers with many pending cases against them, squatters and land speculators out to take over the forest holdings of the company.
 
Javier also cited the bishop of Albay who almost succeeded in aborting the Rapu-Rapu flagship mining project in the province over fish kill reports and other environmental bugaboos that turned out to be a hoax as established by concerned agencies.
 
He said that the mine had now on its employ over 1,000 people in the erstwhile marginal fishing village, but because of the incessant calls for its closure by the bishop and allied environmentalists, the mining firm might close down for good.
 
“If these church people succeed in padlocking all industries they perceived as evil, our young people will have no place to go but in other countries where many end up as domestic helpers or entertainers,” he said.
 
 
I WELCOME COMMENTS BELOW.
 
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