Their historical contributions have been ignored for too long
Puerto Rico Police say there’s no collaboration agreement with federal agencies for immigration enforcement
Several federal contracts, solicitations, and announcements contain details about possible 2026 plans
Nonprofit Right to Democracy group calls it “historic”
The cameras, whose exact locations are unknown, raise privacy concerns for experts
On its 75th anniversary, new writing about October 31, 1950
Hundreds of thousands of Puerto Ricans were without water for a week
The response follows The Latino Newsletter’s story revealing law enforcement discussions during a domestic terrorism meeting
Just saying he is an American citizen is not going to cut it
Activist leader calls it “a pattern of political persecution”
Because vultures will always seek to replace palm trees with cement
A halftime show in Spanish against America’s colonial gaze
It's time for that to change
Trump’s Caribbean show of force offers cover for a faltering administration
It was epic
Tugboat dispute raises alarms over safety and oversight at Puerto Rico’s busiest port
August 31 marches in San Juan and diaspora cities made clear that Puerto Ricans won’t stop demanding sovereignty
Or how to avoid a path of degradation
Fairness and dignity come from living within our own means
Still trapped in a deadlock with no way out
The bondholders are in charge
In one word: colonialism
New fiction about July 25 and Puerto Rico
The price of admission to the Union is submission to white supremacy
What kind of nation do we aspire to be?
