The Global Threat Leona Chua, a Chinese business woman who had great entrepreneurial success in the Filipino capital of Manila, was exceedingly successful in the community. Most of her estate consisted of ethnic Filipino employees. She was an extremely wealthy Chinese woman in a meager Filipino city. It is understandable that many would be jealous of her accomplishments. She employed around 20 native Filipino servants, and due to the economic problems, that if they were not …showed first 75 words of 1252 total…

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