MANILA, Philippines -- Immigration Commissioner Marcelino Libanan dared the Korean embassy to bring its complaints about alleged extortion by his men to his office instead of retaliating against Filipino workers seeking jobs in South Korea.
The Korean embassy, starting Monday, has suspended the issuance of visas to Filipino workers, citing pressure from Korean businessmen in the country who claim to be victims of immigration officers’ extortion.
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