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Orlando Sentinel USA Crime January 26, 2023
The Puerto Rican population in Orange and Osceola counties surged in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria by a combined 12.5% last year, according to the Census Bureau’s latest American Community Survey estimates. Of the nearly 37,000 new residents in the two counties, Osceola had... + más
Joe Biden Mocked for Saying He Was 'Raised in the Puerto Rican Community' | Newsweek
Statehood issue adds intensity to Puerto Ricans’ vote | Orlando Sentinel
Los Angeles Times USA Entertainment July 29, 2023
Are you Team Barbie? Team Oppenheimer? Or Team Allan? I'm going with Allan, who is definitely the popular choice. I'm Carolina A. Miranda, art and design columnist for the Los Angeles Times, and I'm ready to beach and fill you in on the week's essential arts... + más
Census Bureau: Puerto Rican population in Orange, Osceola jumps 12.5% after Hurricane Maria | Orlando Sentinel
Orlando Sentinel USA Opinion November 05, 2022
When you work in politics, you find out really early that the most important question you have to answer is what is a person’s “voting intensity” issue? You don’t get elected to Congress, or stay there very long, if you don’t figure it out. Floridians who have moved... + más
Opinion | NBC News
Fiona exposes the fragility of Puerto Rico’s infrastructure | Orlando Sentinel
Newsweek USA Nation October 04, 2022
President Joe Biden was ridiculed on Twitter after claiming he was politically raised in the Puerto Rican community during a press conference held on the U.S. island territory.The president and first lady visited Puerto Rico on Monday to meet with community leaders and families... + más
Biden Says He Was 'Politically' Raised in Puerto Rican Community | Newsweek
Biden visits Puerto Rico after Fiona, commits to recovery 'as long as it takes' | ABC7
NBC News USA Opinion September 30, 2022
It was recently reported that in 2017, while Puerto Rico was suffering through the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, a natural disaster that would ultimately claim nearly 3,000 lives, President Donald Trump had inquired about “selling” the Island. While this heartless suggestion... + más
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Fetterman, Shapiro lead in latest polls; Pa. voters still have unfavorable view of Oz | PennLive
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