US EditionReduced but Still Crucial the Puerto Rican Community to Win New York City Hall
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On the day of the Puerto Rican Parade, on June 8, Zohran Kwame Mamdani paraded along the fifth avenue of Manhattan mounted in a carriage held by a black Cherokee Jeep. At the front of the carriage, a banner showed a rural landscape accompanied by the message in large letters: PUERTO RICO DOES NOT SALE! On his right, he was accompanied by Puerto Rican congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez; on the left, a human size replica of a coquí. The sceneo…
Reduced but still crucial the Puerto Rican community to win the New York City Hall Two passers-by walk near La Marqueta, between 111th and 116th Streets of Park Avenue in East Harlem, an area also known as El Barrio. La Marqueta is a market that specializes in Caribbean and Latin American food and products. Photo by Joel Cintrón Arbasetti Center for Investigative Journalism Although the Boricua population in New York City has been reduced, the …
On the day of the Puerto Rican Parade, on June 8, Zohran Kwame Mamdani paraded along the fifth avenue of Manhattan mounted in a carriage held by a black Cherokee Jeep. At the front of the carriage, a banner showed a rural landscape accompanied by the message in large letters: PUERTO RICO DOES NOT SALE! On his right, he was accompanied by Puerto Rican congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez; on the left, a human size replica of a coquí. The sceneo…
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