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Cristina Edquiban, president of Peak Manpower Resources, said South Korea is now hiring more and more Filipinos artists, including those displaced by the new regulations in Japan.
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Cristina Edquiban, president of Peak Manpower Resources, said South Korea is now hiring more and more Filipinos artists, including those displaced by the new regulations in Japan.
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