Medicaid: Looking for a temporary solution

While there are ongoing negotiations regarding language to secure Medicaid funds until early December, the call for parity in federal programs revives

A house affected by Hurricane María en Barrio Obrero.

Hurricane María: The Reconstruction Process has barely begun

Of the 19,558 residences listed for repairs of reconstruction, only 1,651 houses have been completed.

The voting session of the Ways and Means Committee begins on tuesday.

Optimism stems from congressional proposals

Along with incentives announced over the weekend, proposed changes may favor the island over some countries

Puerto Rican Robert Mulero pays tribute to his cousin María Isabel Ramírez at the September 11, 2001 memorial in Lower Manhattan.

9/11 terrorist attacks: a blow to the heart of the Puerto Rican Diaspora

The attacks caused not only the loss of dozens of Puerto Rican lives but also impacted health and politics

Robert Mulero in front of where the name of his cousin (the puertorican María Ramírez) is inscribed on the 9/11 Memorial.

9/11 Victims relatives relive the tragedy of losing their loved ones

On the 20th anniversary of the September terrorist attacks, El Nuevo Día interviews relatives of the victims of the tragedy in New York, who today pay tribute and honor their memory

Puerto Rico Supreme Court Chief Justice Maite D. Oronoz Rodríguez did not intervene in the case, while Associate Justices Luis Estrella Martínez and Ángel Colón Pérez issued dissenting opinions.

Puerto Rico Supreme Court ruled that not guilty verdicts must be unanimous

The majority opinion could lead to more felony cases ending in retrials or hung jury

PREPA announces the end of selective power outages that began last week

Several units resumed operation bringing 860 megawatts of generation, so the company assures that “in case of an event, we will be able to respond”

Resident Commissioner Jenniffer González.

Resident Commissioner and legislative leaders intervene in SSI case

Jenniffer González, José Luis Dalmau Santiago, and Rafael “Tatito” Hernández filed separate briefs supporting the island residents’ access to federal program

Former Governor Ricardo Rosselló Nevares.

Ricardo Rosselló waives salary as statehood delegate but earns twice as much

In 2020, the former governor reported an income of $177,932, almost double the salary of a statehood delegate

Natural Resources Committee Chairman Raúl Grijalva, Resident Commissioner Jenniffer González, and Puerto Rican Democrat Representative Nydia Velázquez.

Vieques compensation language in Budget Reconciliation Bill sparks controversy

Commissioner Jenniffer González unsuccessfully filed an amendment that the Democratic majority warned could create jurisdictional problems and complicate its approval in the Senate

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