Many victims of abuse often are afraid to report since the abuser may be a family member.
With this adjustment, the Puerto Rico Health Insurance Administration (PRHIA) hopes to motivate these specialists to stay on the island.
Even those who had never heard of Notre-Dame de Paris until last Tuesday are now certain that something horrible and remarkable shocked the world and that the fire –whose pictures spread across the world- was a historic event that will mark generations to come.
Young Viequenses visited yesterday the Navy Observation Post where David Sanes died in 1999, to learn about the history and the clean-up process.
Our island, like the rest of the Caribbean, has a great responsibility to break a pattern of abuse that keeps many children as a violent, even lethal, force for drug trafficking organizations.
Transparency is also essential in this process that is key to build confidence and prove that government efforts have a genuine potential to create jobs and positive economic activity
Captain Elmer Román assumes the leadership of the Public Safety Department, at a time when the agency's seven law-enforcement bureaus face serious challenges
The director of the public utility says they are close to reaching an agreement, after a deal with the main insurer
A captain from Yauco was designated Public Safety secretary
Puerto Rico should take full advantage of the World Travel and Tourism Council 2020 Global Summit (WTTC), which attracts global leaders -who decide on the future of tourism- and media
He proposes the appointment of a recovery coordinator to oversee the government
By 2015, Puerto Rico was estimated to have more than 28,000 diagnosed cases. The earlier they receive care, the greater their opportunities become.
They think a solar energy model will bring better access and reduce costs
Her husband said that she did not have ties with the Department of Education during these four years
That is the conclusion of an analysis by El Nuevo Día of the funds allocated by the Trump administration to address the post-María emergency