Category: Opinion
Puerto Rico and Cuba: Dueling tales of America’s role in the Carribean
Growing up as a Cuban boy, Cuba and Puerto Rico stood as archipelagic foils—vestiges of an...
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The frontloading dilemma: An apolitical avenue toward Puerto Rican power
The Iowa State Fair approaches. Overzealous politicians relinquish party politics, unbutton...
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Trump vs. DeSantis: Who will defend the Puerto Rican people?
On election night, pundits unanimously forecasted a “Red Tsunami Wave.” Stagnant economic growth...
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La Borinqueña can shift public opinion toward Puerto Rico
Thousands trickle into the cinema for the latest Marvel movie. They watch in awe as the forces of...
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The Samoan football phenomenon: A remnant of American imperialism
Another weekend of college football madness approaches. Rowdy students roar with anticipation as...
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Puerto Rico should embrace tax incentives
The COVID-19 pandemic saw a fundamental shift in the way people across the country worked. In...
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As Latino support among Democrats slides, Puerto Rico possesses newfound power
Election night, 2020. A wave of Latino voters rejected progressive policies in favor of a...
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The United States must defend Guam
The saying often goes, “war is how Americans learn geography.” In the case of Guam—this might be...
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Nearly 50 years after his death, Roberto Clemente’s legacy lives on
Roberto Clemente’s prowess spans well beyond the baseball field. Indeed, the 2-time World Series...
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A medically-induced myopia
Territorial status silently subdues Puerto Ricans as wicked relics enlighten modern policies. Dr....
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American negligence festers within Puerto Rican youth
Every day, teenagers aimlessly scroll through social media to embrace modern fads and decompress....
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Abortion should be legal and accessible in Guam
In the wake of the Supreme Court’s ruling on Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization,...
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