Filipino health workers have high hopes for career in Japan

Filipino health workers Mary Jane Balberona (L), 29, and Angelito Custodio, 25, speak with Kyodo News on April 25, 2016 about their preparations for and expectations of their training in Japan under the Japan-Philippines Economic Partnership Agreement. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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