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“Migrants are an asset to every country where they bring their labour. Let us give them the dignity they deserve as human beings and the respect they deserve as workers”

Quote by Juan Somavia

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Limited information is available about Juan Somavia, born on April 21, 1941, who is a well-known figure with an unknown profession. more

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