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[Title] => Jai alai workers rally behind Pagcor
[Summary] => Displaced jai alai workers have started rallying behind the government-run Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. (Pagcor), which is set to ask the Supreme Court (SC) to reverse its decision closing down the Manila fronton.
The 27,000-strong association of jai alai workers, including those manning over 400 off-fronton betting stations nationwide, said yesterday the future of their respective families became uncertain following the closure of the fronton.
Jun Nacorda, unofficial spokesman for the group, praised Pagcor for "taking the initiative to protect our interest."
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The 27,000-strong association of jai alai workers, including those manning over 400 off-fronton betting stations nationwide, said yesterday the future of their respective families became uncertain following the closure of the fronton.
Jun Nacorda, unofficial spokesman for the group, praised Pagcor for "taking the initiative to protect our interest."
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The 27,000-strong association of jai alai workers, including those manning over 400 off-fronton betting stations nationwide, said yesterday the future of their respective families became uncertain following the closure of the fronton.
Jun Nacorda, unofficial spokesman for the group, praised Pagcor for "taking the initiative to protect our interest."
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The 27,000-strong association of jai alai workers, including those manning over 400 off-fronton betting stations nationwide, said yesterday the future of their respective families became uncertain following the closure of the fronton.
Jun Nacorda, unofficial spokesman for the group, praised Pagcor for "taking the initiative to protect our interest."
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