Two Puerto Rico National Guard members patrol the Escambron beach in San Juan, Puerto Rico on November 19, 2020. (Photo: Jose Jimenez/Getty Images). The beaches belong to the people. They are not for sale. JAMES […]
By Global Research New Video: Syrian Armed Forces Teach ‘2nd Strongest NATO Army’ Painful Lesson in Idlib By South Front, Units of the Russian Military Police entered the town of Saraqib in eastern Idlib following the second […]
The recent resignation of Governor Rosselló should be understood within the larger framework of a flawed US democratic state that continues its economic stranglehold over Puerto Rico. by: Carlos Figueroa San Juan, Puerto Rico/USA in […]
For Immediate Release Friday, November 16, 2018 Organization Profile: Jubilee USA Network Contact: 202.783.3566 ex. 106 WASHINGTON – Puerto Rico’s Catholic Archbishop and an Evangelical leader who heads the island’s bible society criticized a debt agreement […]
NOVANEWS It has been a year since the impact of Maria. Here in Puerto Rico, there are still families living in the dark, homes without a roof, people who haven’t been able to find a […]
NOVANEWS Given that the people of Puerto Rico have no democratic representation or say in this process, it is not surprising that their colonial rulers are ignoring their needs by: Lara Merling Puerto Rico did not […]
NOVANEWS “You can try and bully us with your tweets but we know our lives matter,” responded San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz. “You will never take away our self respect.” by: Jake Johnson Mourners carry […]
NOVANEWS If 9/11 Attacks Can Spark Trillions in War Spending, Asks Ocasio-Cortez, Why Can’t US Find Funding for Puerto Rico ‘Marshall Plan’? “The U.S. treats Puerto Ricans as second class citizens,” notes the ACLU. “Thousands […]
NOVANEWS By Bill Van Auken World Socialist Web Site Note to readers: please click the share buttons above The government of Puerto Rico Tuesday raised its estimate of the number of Puerto Ricans who lost […]
NOVANEWS New ruling overturns finding by lower court that charters and vouchers—part of the island’s education overhaul post-hurricane—were unconstitutional. by: Andrea Germanos Education historian Diane Ravtich called the new ruling from Puerto Rico’s high court a […]