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There is Lt. Joseph Verbis LaFleur, also known as the Rev. Joseph Verbis LaFleur. A sculpture in honor of this young Catholic U.S. Army chaplain stands in front of St. Landry Catholic Church. LaFleur received the Distinguished Service Cross for his...
American Robert Dryfoos, left, from Conn. , with Khalil Diallo walks around layers of tombs after attending Memorial Day rites at the American Cemetery in suburban Taguig, south of Manila, Philippines on Sunday May 27, 2012. The cemetery site contains... View Photo »
Some countries in the region worry that the Philippines may be rolling the dice with China and pulling the United States into territorial disputes ... Asean unity on the South China Sea remains uncertain.
“There is a need to carefully relate the proposal to current economic and socio-cultural set up,” she said, quoting an old African proverb, “it takes a village to raise a child.” DAVAO CITY, Philippines — Children advocates here are seeking to curb...
KIDAPAWAN CITY, North Cotabato, Philippines — More than a thousand peasants, lumads (indigenous peoples) and members of multi-sectoral groups staged a picket-rally and barricaded the road intersection leading to Mt. Apo geothermal plant as they scored...
Chris Williams: On Pacquiao/Bradley 24/7 episode 2 earlier tonight, trainer Freddie Roach remarked that he’s not pleased with Pacquiao’s strength trainer leaving camp for two weeks while Pacquiao was training in the Philippines. Ariza received...
A Filipino soldier plays "Taps" during Memorial Day rites at the American Cemetery in suburban Taguig, south of Manila, Philippines on Sunday May 27, 2012. The cemetery site contains the largest number of U.S. military dead of World War II. View Photo »
The State Department will explore additional creative funding streams for the Philippines
Iâm not moving my head. I didnât have any legs. I could hear the punches landing. It wasnât hurting. I was concussed already. It was a nightmare, man. I knew what I couldâve done, but my body wouldnât agree with me.â Claggett, body battered and spirit...
The Philippines (Filipino: Pilipinas), officially the Republic of the Philippines (Republika ng Pilipinas; RP), is an island nation located in the Malay Archipelago in Southeast Asia, with Manila as its capital. It comprises 7,107 islands called the Philippine Archipelago, with a total land area of approximately 300,000 square kilometers or... Full Article
A Filipino soldier plays "Taps" during Memorial Day rites at the American Cemetery in suburban Taguig, south of Manila, Philippines on Sunday May 27, 2012. The cemetery site contains the largest number of U.S. military dead of World War II.
View Photo »U.S. Deputy Chief of Missions Leslie Besset, right, lays a wreath during Memorial Day rites at the American Cemetery in suburban Taguig, south of Manila, Philippines on Sunday May 27, 2012. The cemetery site contains the largest number of U.S. military dead of World War II.
View Photo »Wreaths are laid during Memorial Day rites at the American Cemetery in suburban Taguig, south of Manila, Philippines on Sunday May 27, 2012. The cemetery site contains the largest number of U.S. military dead of World War II.
View Photo »Americans Robert Dryfoos, left, from Conn. , is assisted by Khalil Diallo as he stands from his wheelchair to have his picture taken near layers of tombs after attending Memorial Day rites at the American Cemetery in suburban Taguig, south of Manila, Philippines on Sunday May 27, 2012. ...
View Photo »U.S. Veteran Edwin Dyer, left, and Jerry Pinkerton from Texas. , walks along layers of tombs after attending Memorial Day rites at the American Cemetery in suburban Taguig, south of Manila, Philippines on Sunday May 27, 2012. The cemetery site contains the largest number of U.S....
View Photo »A man pushes an elderly man in a wheelchair as they visit the halls displaying engraved names of soldiers who fell during World War II at a service to mark US Memorial Day at the Manila American Cemetery in Fort Bonifacio in the Philippine capital Manila on May 27, 2012. At least 17,000...
View Photo »A young boy looks at a wall with engraved names of soldiers who fell during World War II at a service to mark US Memorial Day at the Manila American Cemetery in Fort Bonifacio in the Philippine capital Manila on May 27, 2012. At least 17,000 graves are in the park that pays tribute to...
View Photo »A man pushes an elderly man in a wheelchair amongst the graves of soldiers who fell during World War II during a service to mark US Memorial Day at the Manila American Cemetery in Fort Bonifacio in the Philippine capital Manila on May 27, 2012. At least 17,000 graves are in the park...
View Photo »US citizens walk along graves of soldiers who fell during World War II during a service to mark US Memorial Day at the Manila American Cemetery in Fort Bonifacio in the Philippine capital Manila on May 27, 2012. At least 17,000 graves are in the park that pays tribute to US and...
View Photo »A young member of a band waits for the program to start during the celebration of the 342nd anniversary of Makati City Saturday, May 26, 2012 in Manila, Philippines.
View Photo »Dancers perform during the 342nd celebration of the anniversary of Makati City Saturday, May 26, 2012 south of Manila, Philippines.
View Photo »Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona on a wheelchair, accompanied by his wife Cristina, right, leaves after his impeachment trial at the Senate in Manila, Philippines, Friday, May 25, 2012. Corona testified at his impeachment trial that he did not violate any laws when he failed to...
View Photo »Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona sits on a wheelchair beside his wife Cristina after attending his impeachment trial in the Senate in Manila May 25, 2012. The Philippines' top judge returned to the witness stand at his own impeachment trial to deny concealing 45 properties and...
View Photo »Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona has his sugar level checked during his impeachment trial at the Senate in Manila, Philippines, Friday, May 25, 2012. Corona testified at his impeachment trial that he did not violate any laws when he failed to declare $2.4 million in bank accounts.
View Photo »Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona pauses during his impeachment trial at the Senate in Manila, Philippines, Friday, May 25, 2012. Corona testified at his impeachment trial that he did not violate any laws when he failed to declare $2.4 million in bank accounts.
View Photo »Philippine Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona is pushed on a wheelchair by his son Francis shortly after testifying for the second time in his impeachment trial Friday May 25, 2012 before the senator-judges acting as an impeachment court in Manila, Philippines. Corona on Tuesday...
View Photo »Philippines Chief Justice Renato Corona (C) and his wife Cristina (R) arrive at the Senate to testify at his impeachment trial in Manila on May 25, 2012. Corona, who walked out of an appearance at his own impeachment trial, was later rushed to hospital after suffering an apparent heart...
View Photo »Philippines Chief Justice Renato Corona (on wheel chair) is escorted by security personnel as he leaves the Senate after testifying on his impeachment in Manila on May 25, 2012. The Philippines' top judge disclosed about 4.26 million USD in bank deposits as he wound up an emotional...
View Photo »Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona, with a hep-lock attached to his hand, signs a waiver authorizing bank institutions to open his dollar and peso bank accounts during his impeachment trial at the Senate in Manila May 25, 2012. The Philippines' top judge returned to the witness...
View Photo »Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona, with a hep-lock attached to his hand, drinks soda during his impeachment trial at the Senate in Manila May 25, 2012. The Philippines' top judge returned to the witness stand at his own impeachment trial to deny concealing 45 properties and...
View Photo »Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona holds on to his wife Cristina upon his arrival to testify for the second time in his impeachment trial Friday May 25, 2012 before the senator-judges acting as an impeachment court in Manila, Philippines. Corona on Tuesday read a lengthy...
View Photo »Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona holds on to his wife Cristina while walking upon arrival in the Senate in Manila May 25, 2012. The Philippines' top judge returned to the witness stand at his own impeachment trial to deny concealing 45 properties and millions in assets and...
View Photo »Philippine Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona, center, walks with his wife Cristina, second from right, to testify for the second time in his impeachment trial Friday May 25, 2012 before the senator-judges acting as an impeachment court in Manila, Philippines. Corona on Tuesday...
View Photo »Navigation Officer Leonil Relon, left, and Captain Mauro Balomaga, both of the Philippines and officers of the container ship MV Rena, appear in the Tauranga District Court, in Tauranga, New Zealand, Friday, May 25, 2012, during sentencing for their part in the grounding of the ship on...
View Photo »Protesters chant anti-China slogans as they march towards the Chinese consulate in Manila's Makati financial district in this May 11, 2012 file photo. Alongside an armada of paramilitary patrol vessels and fishing boats, China has fired off a barrage of historical records to reinforce...
View Photo »A Filipino soldier plays "Taps" during Memorial Day rites at the American Cemetery in suburban Taguig, south of Manila, Philippines on Sunday May 27, 2012. The cemetery site contains the largest number of U.S. military dead of World War II.
View Photo »Some countries in the region worry that the Philippines may be rolling the dice with China and pulling the United States into territorial disputes ... Asean unity on the South China Sea remains uncertain.
The State Department will explore additional creative funding streams for the Philippines
The Asian Development Bank’s official development assistance to the Philippines amounts to $761.97 million. This includes $643.85 million to projects concerning social protection and support, agrarian reform, rural infrastructure enhancement, credit for better health care, and irrigation in the Southern...
We are planning to have talks with Malaysia Airlines and are in negotiation with two other flight schools, one of which is based in the Philippines.
2012 marks IBM's 75th year in the Philippines and this cooperation with the DOST furthers our commitment to, and trust in the region and its people
The case of Daniel Smith had something to do with a treaty, VFA with the US and the Philippines. It did not involve diplomatic immunity which covers diplomatic posts
The Asian Development Bank meeting here highlights the fact that the Philippines is on the right track
It’s a very clear signal that technology companies, wherein the biggest of them all is IBM, really look at the Philippines as a place to go for R & D activities
This benefits the Philippines as it also gives our legislators ample time to work out certain policies consistent with our obligations in the WTO
It's Not Over, 'Home,' 'Feels Like Tonight,' and 'No Surprise'), earned four Grammy Award nominations (including 'Best Rock Album' for 'Daughtry'), won four American Music Awards, and brought its electrifying live show to all corners of the world, including sold-out arenas in South Africa, Singapore, an...
The recently released ‘Global Wage Report’ of the ILO (International Labor Organization) notes that workers in the Philippines are among the lowest paid in the world and wages are falling still. But President Aquino remains deaf and blind to the call for salary increase
US non-combat support to the Philippine security services in combating al-Qaida-linked terrorist groups in the southern Philippines.
I hope to fight for ONE FC Manila because it would be my first MMA fight in the motherland. MMA is very popular here and I think the Philippines could be one of biggest supporting countries in the world when it comes to MMA, Kids in the streets know and follow the UFC events and love it. It's live on TV...
The Philippines, mainly an agricultural country, lags behind other ASEAN countries in agricultural production and exports of agricultural products
South Africa, the Philippines and India have used help lines and call centres successfully in the fight against the HIV/AIDS pandemic
Cartoon Network’s stellar performance so far this year demonstrates just how much the brand is woven into everyday life of families in the Philippines. In Mega Manila alone, we’ve seen our ratings grow by 59% compared with 2011 as kids and families continue to embrace our vibrant mix of comedy and adven...
My mother came to the United States because of her idealism about the country that had saved her during World War II, and remained here, I believe, because of the stigma and shame she would have suffered had she returned to the Philippines as a divorced woman
The current malaria situation in the Philippines shows a large, steady reduction in both the number of cases and deaths. Last year, there were a total of 9,154 malaria cases,...a 53-percent reduction from the 19,644 cases in 2010
For over two decades, the Filipino diaspora has relied on Western Union as a financial connection between people abroad and their family and friends back home. As one of Western Union’s top markets, the Philippines is an important reason we have reached our 500,000 th location milestone
this document is not yet the final peace agreement between the Government of the Republic of the Philippines and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front.
Air transport connectivity between the Philippines and the rest of the region is also expected to benefit from AirAsia’s extensive network in the ASEAN and Asia
Eventually, in the upcoming months, Honda Automobile Thailand will also resume the supply of automobile component parts for assembly as well as complete built-up cars to the Philippines
Let us continue to negotiate diplomatically. The more reason for us to work closely with our allies, not only with the US but the ASEAN most especially, possibly joint patrols, but then again we have to equip the Armed Forces of the Philippines first for us to be able to do that.
The current action of the Chinese surveillance vessels in the 200-nautical mile EEZ of the Philippines that are law enforcement in nature is obviously inconsistent with its right of freedom of navigation and in violation of the sovereign rights of the Philippines under the United Nations Convention on t...
I think it’s the same with Asean, they understand that talks between the Philippines and China are ongoing and that they respect the process
