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Pina colada is the ultimate summer sip. Here's how to make the classic frozen cocktail
The Arizona Republic· 3 days agoConsidered Puerto Rico's national drink, the piña colada isn’t just a cocktail, it’s a tribute to...
Dare to bare: 24 of the world’s best nude beaches
CNN via AOL· 3 hours agoFrom big-city bays to secluded shores, there are hundreds of beaches where you can legally frolic while naked. If you’re so inclined, strip off that...
Can U.S. Boricuas shape Puerto Rico’s future?
OregonLive.com· 6 days agoEditor’s note: This story first appeared on palabra, the digital news site by the National Association of Hispanic Journalists. Juan Dalmau Ramírez, ...
What’s driving a new era of economic growth in Puerto Rico
Fast Company Magazine· 4 days agoToday, Puerto Rico’s business leaders believe the island’s geographical location as a gateway...
Puerto Rico's big political shakeup
WBUR Boston· 3 days agoPuerto Rico is in the middle of a major gubernatorial race. As a new political party appeals to younger voters -- who've only experienced years of...
3 Ways Outdoorsy Families Score in Puerto Rico
Men's Health· 6 days agoS. residents don’t even need passports), here are three other ways outdoorsy families win in Puerto Rico. Relatively flat and just a ...
Chris Talgo: Politics, debt, apathy make Puerto Rico statehood a pipe dream
Martinsville Bulletin· 3 days agoWhether Puerto Rico should be granted statehood is a hot topic in Washington. That's because, if the...
Lizzo Reacts To ‘South Park’ Remark About Her And Ozempic - #Shorts
The Rogersville Review· 54 minutes agoLizzo’s “worst fear” has come to light after being made fun of in an episode of 'South Park', where...
POINT: A call for civil rights: End colonialism in Puerto Rico
The State· 4 days agoFor 107 years, Puerto Ricans have lived as second-class U.S. citizens. Just last month, the U.S. Commission for Civil Rights' Puerto ...
George H. Laws Garcia: Puerto Ricans want, deserve equal rights as America's 51st state
La Crosse Tribune· 3 days agoFor 107 years, Puerto Ricans have lived as second-class U.S. citizens. Just last month, the U.S....