New Puerto Rican status bill introduced After months of debate and hearings on the Island and on Capitol Hill, Rep. Raul Grijalva (D-AZ), the chairman of the House Committee on Natural Resources, formally introduced a bill on
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New funding to address Puerto Rico’s housing crisis Nearly five years after Hurricane Maria hit and wrecked approximately 60% of homes on the Island, the federal government has given Puerto Rico access to $18.3 billion in federal
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“Populares” to hold Island wide vote on its future José Luis Dalmau, president of the Popular Democratic Party (PDP), announced last Thursday that his party will hold a vote to reconsider or reaffirm his party’s position
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Contrary to misconceptions, Puerto Ricans make multibillion-dollar contributions to the treasury According to data from the IRS, the people of Puerto Rico have contributed between $3 billion and $4.6 billion annually to the federal treasury, a
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As hurricane season arrives, concerns arise over Puerto Rico’s power grid As hurricane season got underway on June 1, many Puerto Ricans were reminded of the many months without electricity following Hurricane Maria and worry that
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Outrage over illegal construction in protected areas in Puerto Rico For months now, permits have been approved for the construction of homes in the protected Jobos Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in Salinas, Puerto Rico.
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