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Three years ago, Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico—and the island still has not recovered

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Puerto Rico sees more pain, little progress 3 years after Hurricane Maria

"I can tell you that Puerto Rico's recovery, if it can be called that, didn't come thanks to the government," said a community social worker on the island.

4 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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abc News

Donald Trump, Joe Biden address Puerto Rico's ongoing crisis weeks before the elections

The island is still recovering from Hurricane Maria, which hit exactly three years ago.

4 years ago·United States

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CNN

Puerto Rico needs more than Trump's cynical ploy

As Puerto Ricans still suffer from the effects of 2017's Hurricane Maria, Donald Trump has finally decided it is time to send the island $13 billion in disaster aid. Former Congressman Luis V. Gutiérrez writes that the timing is "no coincidence" given that Puerto Ricans make up almost a third of eligible Hispanic voters in the battleground state of Florida.

4 years ago·Atlanta, United States

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Daily Kos

Three years ago, Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico—and the island still has not recovered

Memories of Maria. We saw many photos like the one above, of the damage to Puerto Rico after it was hit by Hurricane Maria on September 20, 2017. Lives lost, homes destroyed, people seeking food and clean water to drink. These are all images that we expect to see after a natural disaster strikes. What we do not expect, or shouldn’t expect, is for the visible effects of a natural disaster to be evident three years after it has occurred. Not on th…

4 years ago·United States

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Orlando Sentinel

Puerto Rican population in metro Orlando dips back to pre-Hurricane Maria levels

The newest estimate of Puerto Ricans is roughly 385,000, which is similar to before Hurricane Maria ravaged the island. It’s a surprise for the mainland’s largest concentration of Puerto Ricans only second to the New York metro area.

4 years ago·Orlando, United States

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Wonkette

Donald Trump Loves Puerto Rico. Or At Least The Puerto Ricans Currently Resident In Florida.

Hey, Florida! Thanks for helping out Puerto Rico. Kind of.See, President Trump has seen the polling coming out of the Sunshine State. He knows that Biden's lead in the crucial swing jurisdiction is down to two percent, and his advisors have told him he can win the way Sen. Rick Scott and Gov. Ron DeSantis did in 2018 when they bucked the blue wave: by chipping away at Democratic support with Latino voters. Cubans and Venezuelans already prefer R…

4 years ago·United States

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Three years ago, Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico—and the island still has not recovered

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Puerto Rico sees more pain, little progress 3 years after Hurricane Maria

Puerto Rico sees more pain, little progress 3 years after Hurricane Maria

Donald Trump, Joe Biden address Puerto Rico's ongoing crisis weeks before the elections

Donald Trump, Joe Biden address Puerto Rico's ongoing crisis weeks before the elections

Puerto Rico needs more than Trump's cynical ploy

Puerto Rico needs more than Trump's cynical ploy

Three years ago, Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico—and the island still has not recovered

Three years ago, Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico—and the island still has not recovered

Puerto Rican population in metro Orlando dips back to pre-Hurricane Maria levels

Puerto Rican population in metro Orlando dips back to pre-Hurricane Maria levels

Donald Trump Loves Puerto Rico. Or At Least The Puerto Ricans Currently Resident In Florida.

Donald Trump Loves Puerto Rico. Or At Least The Puerto Ricans Currently Resident In Florida.

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