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In Puerto Rico, Immigration Arrests Raise Concerns About Racial Profiling
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In Puerto Rico, Immigration Arrests Raise Concerns About Racial Profiling

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Recent ICE raids in Puerto Rico have mostly rounded up Dominican immigrants. The island is now reckoning with the role that longstanding anti-Dominican racism and racial profiling may be playing.See the Story
Trump Policies Increase Exclusion in UPR · Global Voices
Cayey · Cayey

Trump Policies Increase Exclusion in UPR · Global Voices

“Greek and complex.” With that racist and misogynistic insult each of the six anonymous tenth stanzas addressed to Professor Isar Godreau of the University of Puerto Rico (UPR) in Cayey, after the researcher publicly denounced a writing, also anonymous and racist, against an African-descendant supervisor of the campus. After demanding a public conviction by the Academic Senate, the professor became the target of a new aggression through a text d…See the Story
Despite Anti-Discrimination Labour Legislation, There Is No Effort to Integrate the Trans Population Into the Labour Market
San Juan, Puerto Rico · San Juan

Despite Anti-Discrimination Labour Legislation, There Is No Effort to Integrate the Trans Population Into the Labour Market

Trans activist Justin Jesús Santiago has seen a repeat of the experience of transgender people who, after presenting a complaint for some labor problem, do not return to their jobs due to the fear, insecurity and sense of lack of protection they face. As he explained, these incidents often turn the work environment into a [...]Read Article

Public Affairs Secretary to Journalists: “We’ve Never Limited Information”

In a press conference last Wednesday, the Secretary of Public Affairs of La Fortaleza, Hiram Torres Montalvo, said that in the administration of Gov. Jenniffer González “we have never limited the information or limited the sharing of communiqués. Emails, calls and press conferences are open.” “I don’t remember any previous government that has had so much openness [to the press],” Torres Montalvo said on multiple occasions at the press conference…San Juan, Puerto Rico · San JuanRead Article

“Although a Homeowner Objects to Machines Being Put in, LUMA and the Government Have the Power to Enter and Cut trees.”

LUMA began in June 2024 the process of cutting, pruning and clearing vegetation close to the transmission and distribution lines of electricity that it manages as a consortium in charge of the distribution of energy in Puerto Rico. It has been assured that LUMA has the “power” to access any place to fulfill its plan to clear 16,000 miles of vegetation to reduce “the interruptions 35-45%” by the end of 2026. “[...] Although a homeowner objecting …Trees · Puerto RicoSee the Story

Jenniffer González: “I Asked President Trump’s Administration, His White House and Its Justice Director to Get Puerto Rico Out of the Police Reform.”

Gov. Jenniffer González announced that she asked the U.S. executive branch to withdraw the Puerto Rico Police Reform, a judicial agreement that has been in place since 2013 “to ensure that the PPR offers police services that respect civil rights.” “I asked the administration of President [Donald] Trump, his White House and its [Department] director of [federal] Justice to remove Puerto Rico from the Police Reform. And there are other lawsuits th…Donald Trump · San JuanRead Article

Seeks GLPRD to Guarantee Legal Advice to Women Who Have Been Raped

In order to strengthen access to justice for women victims of gender-based violence, the PRD bench in the Local Congress presented a reform initiative to ensure specialized and free legal advice. Congresswoman Perla Villarreal Valdez stressed that the amendment to the Law on Women's Access to a Life Free of Violence seeks not only to ensure the protection of women's rights, but also reinforces the State's obligation to guarantee access to justic…Puerto Rico · Puerto RicoSee the Story

Newly Appointed Attorney Seeks to Gain the Trust of Feminist Organizations

Astrid Piñeiro Vázquez, 36, is from Yabucoa, where she was elected on two occasions as a municipal legislator by the New Progressive Party. Photo by Ana María Abruña Reyes All and Center for Investigative Journalism Although her appointment was approved without public hearings or the support of feminist organizations, Astrid Piñeiro Vázquez, ensures that she will maintain her independence from Gov. Jenniffer González Colón, who will have to mon…San Juan, Puerto Rico · San JuanSee the Story

They Warn About the Negative Impact of Projects on Public Information Access

By Drafting of Sin Comillas The Center for Investigative Journalism (CPI) invited the general public to participate in the “citizen public views” on government transparency to be held by the Puerto Rico Bar Association (CAAPR) on May 19 and 20 at the headquarters of the institution in Miramar. “Senate 63 and 133 projects would hinder access to government information, affecting accountability and the citizen's right to control the government,” wa…Senate · Puerto RicoSee the Story

After Years with Leaks, Begins Repair of La Lázaro

Less than fifteen days after the start of the hurricane season, the Río Piedras Campus of the University of Puerto Rico (UPR) announced this Friday the beginning of a new waterproofing phase at the José M. Lázaro Library, a month and a half after the Center for Investigative Journalism (CPI) revealed that, since Hurricane Maria in 2017, the leaks and the proliferation of fungi in the building have worsened, and that there are seven study rooms o…Hurricanes · San JuanRead Article

CPI Urges Participation in Public Hearings on Transparency

San Juan – The Center for Investigative Journalism (CPI) invited the general public to participate in the public hearings on government transparency to be held by the Puerto Rico Bar Association (CAAPR) on Monday, May 19 and Tuesday, May 20, at the institution’s headquarters in Miramar. “A dozen organizations and people concerned about the negative impact of Senate projects number 63 and 331 related to access to public information have already a…San Juan, Puerto Rico · San JuanSee the Story

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