In a world fraught with uncertainty, where the allure of overseas employment often masks the harsh realities of exploitation and separation, Migrante Europe’s stance against Marcos Jr.’s Cha-cha serves as a beacon of hope.
The central theme of John 19:26-27 resonates with the situation of OFWs and their families, highlighting the challenges of familial separation and the enduring bonds of love and responsibility that transcend physical distance.
Marcos Jr.’s visit to Germany, a bastion of democracy and human rights, thus presents a critical test for Germany and the European Union (EU)’s commitment to upholding these values on the global stage.
