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Puerto Rico cashes in on Bad Bunny as thousands flock to the island for his concerts

69% Center coverage: 60 sources

VEGA BAJA, Puerto Rico (AP) — Tourists slipped into borrowed red polyester vests from the Puerto Rico supermarket where Bad Bunny once worked, grinning as they posed for photographs in the superstar’s old uniform. They listened intently as his former boss recalled how he loved classic salsa songs. “He always liked going to the parking lot to gather the shopping carts because it seemed that he felt free there and would sing,” said Delza Vélez, th…See the Story

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56% Left coverage: 9 sources

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Mexican Caribbean Turns Seaweed Crisis into Fuel, Building Panels, and Carbon Credits

On the beaches of Quintana Roo, the tide brings more than tourists. In 2025, record waves of sargassum threaten to choke the coastline's turquoise brand—but engineers and scientists here are betting it can be turned into energy, products, and profit. The post Mexican Caribbean Turns Seaweed Crisis into Fuel, Building Panels, and Carbon Credits appeared first on LatinAmerican Post.Quintana Roo · Quintana Roo Read Article

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