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About Us

Our Beliefes

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Phi Iota Alpha Fraternity believes that the  Latin  American  community here in the United States and in the Latin American countries  are in need of new sources of intellectual capital to identify, address and  solve the difficult challenges they face. Therefore, it is dedicated to  developing in its members an awareness of the common values and traditions of  the nations of Latin America and to preparing  them to become active participants in the process of advancing the social and  economic conditions of all Latin Americans.

 

The most distinguishing feature of Phi Iota Alpha Fraternity is that it instills in its members a Global Latino perspective. This is an orientation that transcends the existing national boundaries that have separated Latin America. It builds on the spirit and traditions of Pan-Americanism, and supports and promotes actions leading to an eventual unification of all the countries of Latin America.

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Who We Are

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Phi Iota Alpha Fraternity Inc. is the Oldest Latino Fraternity in Existence. The history of Phi Iota Alpha Latino Fraternity is the history of all Latino college students and professionals who strive to keep their intellectual heritage alive. Since its inception, when the legendary "Union Hispano Americana" (UHA) was first organized in 1898, the fraternity has upheld its inspirational and unique ideological foundation of Pan-Americanism.

 

The ideology of Pan-Americanism can be summarized as the "unification of all the Latin American nations and all Latin American people." The Fraternity has served as an "Ideological University" through the study and interpretation of Pan-Americanism inspired by the accomplishments of its Five Pillars, Simon Bolivar, Jose de San Martin, Bernardo O’Higgins, Benito Juarez and Jose Marti. 

 

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