Charles Schumer and Patrick Leahy sent a letter to the head of the White House Office of Management and Budget
The acclaimed musical will premiere next month at the Theater of the University of Puerto Rico (UPR) bringing further international recognition to the island
The Electoral Comptroller determined that there is no evidence linking the party with the coordination or organization of the meeting
The next chairman of the House Committee on Natural Resources wants to temper the power of the Board and create a new figure to federally oversee the future of PREPA
Hurricane María left very few good things, among them, the Puerto Rican diaspora. As soon as the powerful winds and rains -that destroyed our island in October 2017- subsided, hundreds of thousands, perhaps millions, of Puerto Ricans and their families in the United States were already active and mobilized
UPR Governing Board evaluates amendments to current regulations that would limit the powers of the entity overseeing pension plans
The program concludes at the end of 2018
The main goal is to approve, no later than December 7, the seven allocations bills pending for fiscal year 2019
Former senator sent a letter to Congressman Grijalva, who will oversee the Board and PROMESA
The importance of youth for a society is so evident that we often take it for granted. Without our youth there would be no future for Puerto Rico, there would be no imagination or new ideas, let alone innovative approaches or different ways of seeing the world
Today´s commemoration of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women represents an occasion to raise awareness about this senseless war that threatens the lives of so many women
Members of the PPD criticize the statehood proposal without offering new ideas
Arnaldo Roche Rabell has died at the age of 62 and Puerto Rico has lost one of its most important contemporary painters.
The Governor welcomes Congressman Rob Bishop's initiative
The Republican lawmaker wants to keep the Puerto Rico issue on the agenda