San Juan Mayor Joins Bernie Sanders Campaign
Carmen Yulín Cruz, Mayor of San Juan, has been named as one of the four co-chairs of the presidential campaign to elect Bernie Sanders in… Read More »San Juan Mayor Joins Bernie Sanders Campaign
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Gov. Rossello Tells 2020 Presidential Candidates No Wiggle Room
Governor Ricardo Rossello told reporters that 2020 presidential candidates need to be clear on their positions on Puerto Rico statehood before they campaign on the… Read More »Gov. Rossello Tells 2020 Presidential Candidates No Wiggle Room
Candidate Andrew Yang Supports Statehood for Puerto Rico
The first 2020 presidential candidate to support Puerto Rico statehood in a clear public statement is businessman Andrew Yang, running as a Democrat on a… Read More »Candidate Andrew Yang Supports Statehood for Puerto Rico
Julian Castro Visits Puerto Rico
Julian Castro, who recently announced his intention to run for president in 2020, visited Puerto Rico to attend the Latino Political Summit, organized by the… Read More »Julian Castro Visits Puerto Rico
Rick Scott Wins Florida Senate Race, Recognizes Puerto Rican Supporters
Rick Scott, currently the Governor of Florida, has won a tough Senate race in Florida. A hand recount of the votes shows Scott 10,033 votes… Read More »Rick Scott Wins Florida Senate Race, Recognizes Puerto Rican Supporters
Alex Cora Receives a Hero’s Welcome
Caguas, Puerto Rico, gave a hero’s welcome to Alex Cora, his family, his teammates, and the World Series Trophy. Cora, the first Puerto Rican team… Read More »Alex Cora Receives a Hero’s Welcome
Whitehouse Talks About Statehood
Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) recently announced on Twitter that he “would support statehood for Washington DC and Puerto Rico if either of those proposals came… Read More »Whitehouse Talks About Statehood
#Fairness4Territories Breaks the Mold on Twitter
Territories come up on Twitter roughly every two minutes, according to social media data tool Social Mention. But the tweets are not talking about the… Read More »#Fairness4Territories Breaks the Mold on Twitter
Roberto Clemente’s Home Considered for National Register of Historic Places
On Dec. 31, 1972, Roberto Clemente died in a plane crash as he was traveling to Nicaragua. The 38 year old baseball giant was delivering… Read More »Roberto Clemente’s Home Considered for National Register of Historic Places