Published 10 months ago

Letters: Puerto Rico recalls Maria | Rising costs are Dems’ fault

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Puerto Rican diaspora is divided into before and after Hurricane Maria. Thousands of Puerto Ricans left the island immediately after the storm. Despite their American citizenship, they faced language, cultural, political, and other barriers. The Puerto Rican community calls on us to become active, to raise our voices.

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Orlando Sentinel

Letters: Puerto Rico recalls Maria | Rising costs are Dems’ fault

Reliving Hurricane Maria’s effect on Puerto Rico Sept. 20 is a wound in the collective memory of the Puerto Rican people. For both us on the island and in the diaspora, the modern history of our people is divided into before and after Maria, which struck six years ago last week. The hurricane was devastating, the worst in over 100 years, but it also exposed problems that had been accumulating for a long time. In addition to the thousands of deat…

10 months ago·Orlando, United States

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