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    This document discusses unemployment and poverty in the Philippines during the COVID-19 pandemic. It notes that the unemployment rate correlates with the country's high poverty and hunger rates. While some restrictions have eased, over 2 million Filipinos remain unemployed due to a lack of job opportunities. Experts predict unemployment will remain high, leaving more people in poverty. This highlights the need for more livelihood opportunities to help address poverty in the Philippines.

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    This document discusses unemployment and poverty in the Philippines during the COVID-19 pandemic. It notes that the unemployment rate correlates with the country's high poverty and hunger rates. While some restrictions have eased, over 2 million Filipinos remain unemployed due to a lack of job opportunities. Experts predict unemployment will remain high, leaving more people in poverty. This highlights the need for more livelihood opportunities to help address poverty in the Philippines.

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    This document discusses unemployment and poverty in the Philippines during the COVID-19 pandemic. It notes that the unemployment rate correlates with the country's high poverty and hunger rates. While some restrictions have eased, over 2 million Filipinos remain unemployed due to a lack of job opportunities. Experts predict unemployment will remain high, leaving more people in poverty. This highlights the need for more livelihood opportunities to help address poverty in the Philippines.

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