Philippine Daily Inquirer
Marcos sidesteps 'brain drain,' says Germany a good place to work, live
MANILA, Philippines — In what appeared to be a departure from concerns over “brain drain” in the Philippines, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Tuesday highlighted the quality of life and opportunities available to overseas Filipino…
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