It was a criminal libel case with a ruling that determined that Puerto Rico is a territory that belonged to the United States but was not incorporated into the Union

José Luis Dalmau Santiago, PPD president, says they remain active in Washington supporting the Commonwealth

John Villamil Casanova believes that normalizing the lives of undocumented youth in the U.S. is also an opportunity for the UPR

The 26-year-old Afro-Puerto Rican attorney was elected city councilor of a town in the second-largest city in western Massachusetts

Considering the elimination of the federal tax credit under Act 154-2010, the Puerto Rico House Speaker will propose changes in several areas of the tax system

The measure was approved by voice vote at the end of the 2021 session and will now head to the House for final passage

The controversy over Puerto Rico residents’ access to SSI goes to a U.S. Supreme Court oral hearing while Congress is also addressing the case

FEMA announced that it will conduct the study along with the U.S. Department of Energy

After easing access to CDBG-DR program resources, the Housing Department has distributed more than $1 billion to companies working on the R3 program

In their argument, the directors of the Inter-American University of Puerto Rico law clinics rejected the idea of framing complaints against the United States as a matter of lack of representation of a minority.