American blue jeans are ubiquitous through most of the world. Coca-Cola is popular in every nation except for Cuba and North Korea. Music from the… Read More »Puerto Rican Influence in the U.S. and Around the World
Cuba, Venezuela, and Puerto Rico show up together in discussions in the news and social media. What do the three have to do with one… Read More »Cuba, Venezuela, and Puerto Rico
Attorney General Todd Blanche visited Puerto Rico this week, meeting with Governor Jenniffer Gonzalez-Colon and holding a press conference on a Homeland Security Task Force… Read More »U.S. Attorney General Highlights HSTask Force Efforts in Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico has been a possession of the United States since 1898 — that’s more than a century and a quarter. Puerto Rico is not… Read More »Puerto Rico Is Not a State: Why Not?
Florida fielded almost two dozen candidates of Puerto Rican heritage in the 2026 primary season — but who’s counting? El Nuevo Dia is. The Puerto… Read More »Florida Puerto Rican Candidates Confirm Political Involvement
Puerto Rico is facing a desperate water crisis, with households doing without safe drinking water for days on end. While Puerto Rico, like many other… Read More »Congress Acts on Puerto Rico Water Crisis
The Puerto Rico Federal Affairs Administration hosted a congressional briefing on Puerto Rico’s Medicaid program in July. Rep. Gus Bilirakis (R-FL), Chairman of the House… Read More »Florida Congressman Commits to Puerto Rico Healthcare Access
How important is U.S. citizenship to Puerto Ricans? The answer to this question is clear and has been recognized for decades: U.S. citizenship is important… Read More »How Important is U.S. Citizenship to Puerto Ricans?
Recent news reports have included references to birthright citizenship that may show or even cause confusion. For example, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has… Read More »Understanding Birthright Citizenship
