One single town: an aspiration of progress
Puerto Rico is more than an island, it's a shared culture
Translated · Original in SpanishFeeds checked every 15 minutes. Last check: 11/14/26, 4:45 PM AST Headlines and excerpts are machine-translated; links open the original reporting.
By section
Opinion
19 stories · Newest first
The economy that is built with results
Puerto Rico's economic development is measured by operating factories and generated jobs.
Translated · Original in Spanish
Entrepreneurship vs listeriosis
In Puerto Rico, entrepreneurship is admired, but evading responsibilities is opportunism.
Translated · Original in Spanish
Sexy journalism
Cezanne Cardona questions when a capable journalist becomes one who holds fake press conferences
Translated · Original in Spanish
Today for you, tomorrow against you
Opposition to judicial reform barely transcended the academic world, writes Hiram Sánchez Martínez
Translated · Original in Spanish
Bizantinismos
'I've seen some of the best minds of my generation go crazy over status politics!', says Edgaro Rodríguez Juliá
Translated · Original in Spanish
Digital era: intolerance, dehumanization, and barbarism
No bonfires are needed to recognize modern inquisition logic, says Yamilín Rivera.
Translated · Original in Spanish
Digital health begins with listening
Technology and doctors are ready, but political will is lacking, notes Leslie Maas Cortés.
Translated · Original in Spanish
Rafael Hernández Colón and workers' rights in Puerto Rico
Law 223, approved on July 23, 1974, reduced the workweek to 40 hours, from 48 hours, notes Ruy Delgado.
Translated · Original in Spanish
Reporting can't represent a new conviction
Raising voice is the first step to stop normalizing what should not happen, says Josué Hernández
Translated · Original in Spanish
Rafael Hernández Colón: “Those with me, by my side”
Ramón Díaz Gómez notes Hernández Colón allowed the Board to decide freely without imposing himself
Translated · Original in Spanish
Trump has been thumped. That doesn’t make him any less dangerous.
This election cycle may be over, but as a threat to our freedom to govern ourselves, Trump still looms, writes New York Times Opinion Columnist, Jamelle Bouie. (Philotheus Nisch/The New York Times) By JAMELLE BOUIE There are two basic stories to tell about the 2026 midterm elections. The first,…
Original in English
Puerto Rico: the generosity we lack
Generosity is a condition for possible consensus, writes Alfredo Carrasquillo
Translated · Original in Spanish
Lessons from a bank collapse
Situation complicated when shareholder Santiago Peña was elected president, notes Vicente Feliciano
Translated · Original in Spanish
Miss Universe aspirants are already standing out among the public
Meanwhile, outgoing queen Fátima Bosch did not share with the girls in Aguadilla.
Translated · Original in Spanish
Democracy is built and exercised in the neighborhood
Citizen power at risk of being forgotten or displaced, writes Channiel Peñaloza
Translated · Original in Spanish
Informed defense against bank fraud in the digital age
FBI warns criminals can clone a relative's voice with seconds of recording from social media, says Luis Ortiz Ortiz
Translated · Original in Spanish
Good route for the social and solidarity economy
In an economy that lost its way, social economy makes its way, writes Nelson Reyes del Valle
Translated · Original in Spanish
The demographic winter of Puerto Rico
Between 2000 and 2023, the island lost about 16% of its population, highlights Ruber Rodríguez
Translated · Original in Spanish