Fil Am News

[pb_row][pb_column span="span12"][pb_text] NaFFAA WANTS BEST PRACTICES ADOPTED IN THEIR HOMELAND! By JOSEPH G. LARIOSA (© 2017 Journal GlobaLinks) WASHINGTON, D.C. (JGL) — The millennials (also known as Generation Y) were still wet behind their ears when the National Federation of Filipino Am...

ANNIVERSARY THEME: NaFFAA 2.0 CHICAGO (JGL) — Hundreds of Filipino Americans and their friends are coming together  tonight, Saturday, Oct. 21, in Washington, D.C. to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the National Federation of

2 OF THE VICTIMS WERE EMPLOYED BY AYALALAND INTERNATIONAL'S ALVEO LAND By JOSEPH G. LARIOSA (© 2017 Journal GlobaLinks)      CHICAGO (JGL) — Circuit Court Judge Antonio Arzola of the 11th Judicial Circuit in Miami-Dade County, Florida had given the Chief of Police and

HIS ADVICE: TO MAKE IT IN THE US: STAND UP FOR THE BULLIES, FORM ALLIANCES By JOSEPH G. LARIOSA (© 2017 Journal GlobaLinks)    CHICAGO (JGL) – Florencio “Flo” Villegas, a Filipino who arrived in his teens in the Chicago, Illinois area after World War II, who

REP JAN SCHAKOWSKY TO SUPPORT S. 1055 & FILVET FULL EQUITY BILLS By JOSEPH G. LARIOSA (© 2017 Journal GlobaLinks)  CHICAGO (JGL) — Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-9th-IL) has agreed to support the return of Balangiga Bells to Eastern Samar in the Philippines.

[pb_row][pb_column span="span12"][pb_text] THIS PATRIOTISM SHOULD WARM THE HEART OF PRES. TRUMP!   By JOSEPH G. LARIOSA (© 2017 Journal GlobaLinks)   CHICAGO (JGL) – U.S. Private Claude C. Wingo was already safe on a baroto (Philippine native wooden boat) as his companions

[pb_row][pb_column span="span12"][pb_text] By JOSEPH G. LARIOSA (© 2017 Journal GlobaLinks)    CHICAGO (JGL) — Like any human being, the Filipino American Council of Greater Chicago (FACGC), which took a corporate life of its own when it was incorporated on March 5, 1953 under the name of The ...

[pb_row][pb_column span="span12"][pb_text] KNOWN, UNKNOWN VICTIMS HONORED AT MARTIAL LAW CANDLE-LIGHT VIGIL   By JOSEPH G. LARIOSA (© 2017 Journal GlobaLinks)    CHICAGO (JGL) — The martial law regime in Cavite allowed the people to vote but did not allow them to watch the canvassing,