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Board rejects rate increase to help restructure debt of Puerto Rico power company

Puerto Rico Economy · San Juan

Board rejects rate increase to help restructure debt of Puerto Rico power company

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Trump’s move to slash research funding shakes medical community

Trump’s move to slash research funding shakes medical community

80% Center coverage: 5 sources

Efforts by the Trump administration to drastically cut federal investments in medical research are threatening to kneecap major research institutions and stifle scientific progress to combat chronic illnesses.See the Story

Correction paid almost half a million dollars to the company, but it has no evidence of the work it did.

San Juan, Puerto Rico · San Juan

Correction paid almost half a million dollars to the company, but it has no evidence of the work it did.

The Department of Correction and Rehabilitation (DCR) paid almost half a million dollars to the company Health Strategy Consulting (HSC) for allegedly “analyzing and evaluating the full compliance” of health service providers in prisons, but has no evidence of the work performed by the company. The company belongs to communicator Ramón Alejandro Pabón García, current spokesman for the nominated health secretary, Víctor Ramos Otero, and who from …See the Story

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The clock marks six o’clock in the afternoon and Carlitos, whom we protect his identity, looks out the window of the house with a question in his head: — Mom, what will happen if they catch you? He is nine years old and for more than a week, he and his mother, a Dominican immigrant who has been in Puerto Rico for two decades, live with fear as a roommate. They have not left their home since the last week of January, when the raids of the Federal…See the Story

Francisco Domenech on ESA bonists: “They were not represented by Houlihan Lokey, [ni] by this server”

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Francisco Domenech on ESA bonists: “They were not represented by Houlihan Lokey, [ni] by this server”

The secretary of the Government and director of the Financial Advisory Authority and Fiscal Agency (AAFAF), Francisco Domenech, said on Thursday that he did not have as clients in his firm of Politank lobbyists to current creditors of the Electricity Energy Authority (EEA), the public corporation that has been going through a debt restructuring process since 2014. Likewise, Domenech denied that Houlihan Lokey, an investment bank that the governm…See the Story

Hungry, homeless and moneyless UPR students in Rio Piedras

Housing · San Juan

Hungry, homeless and moneyless UPR students in Rio Piedras

One in four students from the University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras Campus (UPRRP) experienced between 2023 and 2024 food insecurity, 9% suffered from homelessness and 62% survived with less than $500 a month, according to a new study published in January by the Institute of Psychological Research of the Social Sciences Faculty of that Campus. This precarious reality of the student led 40% of the student population to consider a total drop in t…See the Story

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Mayagüez, Puerto Rico · Mayagüez

Road Authority offers no solution for floods in PR-64

It was 8:12 p.m. on Saturday, May 25, 2024, when Jorge Ramírez González and María L. Carrero Orsini, both 74 years old, learned that they would again have to invest time and money in thoroughly cleaning the mud in their house. A few hours earlier, the house in which they both raised their three daughters in the El Maní sector, in Mayagüez, was flooded when the canal adjacent to their property left their bed after heavy rain. The couple experienc…See the Story

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San Juan, Puerto Rico · San Juan

Philadelphia Boricuas Fight Inequality in Health Services · Global Voices

Ray Collazo looks through the window of the car as he passes in front of the houses in line between Fairhill and Kensington, his former neighborhood in the area known as North Philadelphia. When he was 11, his parents moved to Philadelphia for work reasons, like many other Puerto Rican workers and families in the 1940s and 1950s. While pointing out the blocks he could never cross, Collazo remembers that in his first weeks in the neighborhood he …See the Story

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Coffee · San Juan

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You've heard it all before, but the sentiment lives on for a reason: When someone needs to start fresh, it's worth acknowledging and celebrating. Starting anew. Rising from the ashes…See the Story

Housing Crisis in Florida: The Puerto Rican Face of Evictions

San Juan, Puerto Rico · San Juan

Housing Crisis in Florida: The Puerto Rican Face of Evictions

Read in Spanish Marilyn Vázquez’s smile fades when she recalls her experiences in 2022. It’s not easy to recount how she ended up on the streets, drawer away most of her belongings, and crimmed what was left into a hotel room in Kissimmee, Florida, where she lived for a year. It’s difficult for her to talk about it foruse she knows this scenario could happen again at any moment. “No one tells you how to survive if you have to live in a hotel, wh…See the Story

Environmental lawyers warn: the order that benefits the governor's in-laws is illegal

Puerto Rico · Puerto Rico

Environmental lawyers warn: the order that benefits the governor's in-laws is illegal

The administrative order signed by the nominee secretary of the Department of Natural and Environmental Resources (DRNA), Waldemar Quiles Pérez, who intends to “legally integrate” the floating houses in La Parguera, Lajas, granting them concessions to authorize the use in public domain goods in the Terrestrial Maritime Zone (ZMT), is illegal, in the opinion of four environmental lawyers interviewed separately by the Center for Investigative Jour…See the Story