ShareThisNEW YORK, NY (October 25, 2012) – Filipino American community leader Loida Nicolas Lewis will take part in a town hall-style debate on the upcoming American Presidential Elections, discussing the implications the elections have on the Filipino-American community. The debate, which will air Thursday, November 1 and Friday, November 2, on The Filipino Channel (TFC) at 6:45PM ET/PT, will pit Nicolas Lewis, representing the Democratic party and incumbent President Barack Obama, against Nimfa Gamez, representing Republican candidate Mitt Romney, as they discuss topics like immigration, health care and the economy.
Filipino American Community Leader Loida Nicolas Lewis and US President Barack Obama
Two prolific community leaders, Nicolas Lewis chairs the organization US Pinoys for Good Governance while Gamez founded the Mission Hope Day programs in California.
After the debate airs, undecided voters in the audience will cast their unofficial vote for which candidate they now favor, and the results will be aired on TFC’s Balitang America on Monday, November 5th, the night before the elections.
Tune in to Balitang America’s broadcast of the debate between the
Filipino American leaders, November 1st and 2nd, 6:45PM-7:15PM, also aired on www.TFC.tv on the same days.
The debate will also be shown on the ABS-CBN News Channel (ANC), in the
Philippines on November 4th, Sunday, 9:00PM and November 5th, Monday at 1:00PM and 10:30PM
The entire, uncut version of the debate will be shown on www.balitangamerica.tv on November 5th.