In recent years, Puerto Rico’s economy has been shorn up by U.S. funds, often allocated in response to a natural disaster or as a one-time… Read More »Puerto Rico Told to Expect Cuts in Federal Funding
Tourism industry publication Travel and Tour World reports that visits to Puerto Rico from Canada are increasing even as tourism from Canada to the states… Read More »Puerto Rico Experiences a Canadian Tourism Surge
The off-again on-again tariffs on foreign imports are upsetting consumers, businesses, and the stock market. People are seeking a tariff workaround, from ordering directly from… Read More »Shipping Through Puerto Rico: A Tariff Workaround?
One thing is clear: many people continue to be confused about Puerto Rico’s status. To make sure we all start on the same page, the… Read More »Puerto Rican Independence?
On April 9, the U.S. Library of Congress announced that the original cast album of the musical Hamilton, written and produced by Lin-Manuel Miranda, would… Read More »Hamilton Included in Library of Congress 2025 National Recording Registry
Puerto Rico Resident Commissioner Pablo José Hernández has re-introduced the TRICARE Equality Act. The legislative proposal, also introduced by Jenniffer Gonzalez-Colon in 2021 and then… Read More »Puerto Rico Resident Commissioner Pablo José Hernández Introduces TRICARE Equality Act
A poll covered by Politico in 2019 asked 600 Puerto Rican voters in Florida a range of political questions, including, “If the United States Congress… Read More »Florida Polling and Puerto Rico Statehood Support: A History
Last month, a small group of Puerto Rico independence supporters, spearheaded by an individual in Washington, D.C., drafted an executive order (EO) calling for independence.… Read More »Hopes for Independence Crash as Reality Takes Over
Since taking office in January, President Trump has already signed more than 90 executive orders — directives to make changes in U.S. policy that do… Read More »How Will Recent Executive Orders Affect Puerto Rico?
