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'Intentional Scare Tactic': Community Leaders Speak Out After Federal Agents Swarm Chicago Puerto Rican Museum
Immigration and Customs Enforcement · Chicago

'Intentional Scare Tactic': Community Leaders Speak Out After Federal Agents Swarm Chicago Puerto Rican Museum

59% Center coverage: 17 sources
CHICAGO — Local leaders are speaking out after they say federal agents entered the National Museum of Puerto Rican Arts and Culture, refusing to show a badge or identification. WGN News was told that several federal agents arrived Tuesday afternoon to the museum, located at 3015 West Division Street in the Humboldt Park neighborhood. No prior notice was given — and when they were asked to show identification, the federal agents reportedly refuse…See the Story
Municipalities Run Out of $750 Million in Reconstruction Project Funds
Coronavirus · United States

Municipalities Run Out of $750 Million in Reconstruction Project Funds

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
The $750 million fund the government set aside to advance money for reconstruction projects expired on June 30. Although few municipalities used it, the fund—with state money—was intended to be an additional safeguard against…See the Story
Companies Behind the Essence Project in Puerto Rico Leave a Global Trail of Damage
San Juan, Puerto Rico · San Juan

Companies Behind the Essence Project in Puerto Rico Leave a Global Trail of Damage

Read in Spanish The five foreign companies behind the Essence megaproject in Cabo Rojo, on Puerto Rico’s southwest coast, have left a trail of environmental destruction and community disputes in the ecologically sensitive areas where they’ve developed previous ventures. Essen’s developers are Reuben Brothers and Three Rules Capital. Once built, the project’s operations will be shared by three luxury hospitality agencies: Rosewood Hotel Group, Ma…Read Article

Cpi Goes to Court to Demand Delivery of Electrical Service Incident Plan

San Juan, PR – Given the lack of response by the Department of Public Security (DPS) and the Negotiate for Emergency and Disaster Management (NMEAD) to a request to produce the Electrical Service Interruption Incident Plan, the Center for Investigative Journalism (CPI) filed a petition under the Transparency and Expedited Procedure for Access to Public Information Act on Thursday.San Juan, Puerto Rico · San JuanSee the Story

ESSENCE Is Getting A New Streaming Channel Thanks To A Partnership With Kevin Hart’s Media Company

Kevin Hart's company Hartbeat is teaming up with Sundial Media & Technology Group to aunch an ESSENCE-branded FAST channel.San Juan, Puerto Rico · San JuanSee the Story

UPR: Another Presidency in the Service of Partisan Political Power?

Partisan politics has historically been embedded in the University of Puerto Rico (UPR). What has changed is how explicit and gross the interventions of the parties in power are. There is no more effort in dissimulation in the process to elect who heads the administration of the public university system composed of 11 campuses and a student community that, until May 2025, had more than 44,300 students. Despite not having the support of any of th…San Juan, Puerto Rico · San JuanRead Article

Trump Policies Increase Exclusion in UPR · Global Voices

“Greek and complex.” With that racist and misogynistic insult each of the six anonymous tenth stanzas addressed to Professor Isar Godreau of the University of Puerto Rico (UPR) in Cayey, after the researcher publicly denounced a writing, also anonymous and racist, against an African-descendant supervisor of the campus. After demanding a public conviction by the Academic Senate, the professor became the target of a new aggression through a text d…Cayey · CayeySee the Story

In Puerto Rico, Immigration Arrests Raise Concerns About Racial Profiling

100% Left coverage: 2 sources
Recent ICE raids in Puerto Rico have mostly rounded up Dominican immigrants. The island is now reckoning with the role that longstanding anti-Dominican racism and racial profiling may be playing.Immigration and Customs EnforcementSee the Story

Despite Anti-Discrimination Labour Legislation, There Is No Effort to Integrate the Trans Population Into the Labour Market

Trans activist Justin Jesús Santiago has seen a repeat of the experience of transgender people who, after presenting a complaint for some labor problem, do not return to their jobs due to the fear, insecurity and sense of lack of protection they face. As he explained, these incidents often turn the work environment into a [...]San Juan, Puerto Rico · San JuanRead Article

Public Affairs Secretary to Journalists: “We’ve Never Limited Information”

In a press conference last Wednesday, the Secretary of Public Affairs of La Fortaleza, Hiram Torres Montalvo, said that in the administration of Gov. Jenniffer González “we have never limited the information or limited the sharing of communiqués. Emails, calls and press conferences are open.” “I don’t remember any previous government that has had so much openness [to the press],” Torres Montalvo said on multiple occasions at the press conference…San Juan, Puerto Rico · San JuanRead Article

“Although a Homeowner Objects to Machines Being Put in, LUMA and the Government Have the Power to Enter and Cut trees.”

LUMA began in June 2024 the process of cutting, pruning and clearing vegetation close to the transmission and distribution lines of electricity that it manages as a consortium in charge of the distribution of energy in Puerto Rico. It has been assured that LUMA has the “power” to access any place to fulfill its plan to clear 16,000 miles of vegetation to reduce “the interruptions 35-45%” by the end of 2026. “[...] Although a homeowner objecting …Trees · Puerto RicoSee the Story

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