According to Discover Puerto Rico officials, 94% of the flights that come to Puerto Rico come from the United States.

Discover Puerto Rico will promote the island in Canada, Colombia, and Europe

The organization will use part of its budget to explore new markets

President of Puerto Rico Chamber of Commerce, Ramón Pérez Blanco.

The Puerto Rico Chamber of Commerce brought its perspective on SNAP to Congress

Ramón Pérez Blanco, president of the organization, stressed the importance of addressing the work requirement to access nutrition assistance

Seeking to bring John Paulson to the witness stand

A former employee of the billionaire’s companies on the island asks for his testimony in a lawsuit against Fahad Ghaffar

HIMA filed for bankruptcy after accumulating more than $470 million in debt.

HIMA San Pablo’s liquidity crisis deepens

The Federal Bankruptcy Court approves an extension of the use of cash collateral, which will keep operations afloat for at least another week

Before the IHE, the property operated as the Diamond Palace and later as the Best Western.

Condado Palm Inn joins the Hilton chain

The 186 room property is now part of Tapestry Collection by Hilton

Jenniffer González Colón with Glenn “GT” Thompson.

For “GT” Thompson, Puerto Rico’s transition to SNAP may not need Congress to pass a bill

The chairman of the U.S. House Agriculture Committee has not decided on the matter but noted that he believes the Puerto Rican government can start the process on its own

The president of the House of Representatives of Puerto Rico, Rafael “Tatito” Hernández, and the president of the Senate Agriculture Committee, Democrat Debbie Stabenow.

Rafael “Tatito” Hernández is seeking support to prepare for Puerto Rico’s transition to SNAP

Puerto Rico House Speaker met with the chair of the U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee, Democrat Debbie Stabenow

Ángel "Piraña" Jiménez is the owner of the lechonera, La Piraña, in the South Bronx.

“La Piraña” brings the flavor of lechón to the South Bronx

The trailer owned by Angel Jiménez is located near the corner of East 152nd Street and Wales Avenue in New York

Puerto Ricans in the Big Apple prepared to celebrate, on the 12th of July, the National Puerto Rican Day Parade.

Puerto Ricans and their indelible legacy: “You can’t think of New York without Puerto Ricans”

Hundreds of thousands of Puerto Ricans migrated to the city after World War II, contributing to its cultural tapestry

LeAna López, offers bomba and plena dance classes in East Harlem as a part of the workshops promoted by the musical group and nonprofit organization Los Pleneros de la 21.

“El Barrio” in the Big Apple dances to the tune of “bomba y plena”

Nonprofit organization Los Pleneros de la 21 seeks to promote cultural preservation and arts education in East Harlem through typical Puerto Rican music

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