The Nowhere-To-Run Diaries: A Week After Maria, Hope Is Fading Fast In Puerto Rico
Source: HuffPost By Hermes Ayala
Problems are a dime a dozen in paradise lost.
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico ― In the depths of the largest public housing project in the Caribbean, activist Antonio Látimer (aka “Puruco”) doesn’t know what more he can do.
“We’re running out of potable water. Out of food. We’ve got a lot of people sick with diarrhea. There’s conjunctivitis sprouts all over and no medicines. No one from the government has come to see us. They’ve left us alone,” Puruco, a former basketball star and now a community leader at the Luis Llorens Torres public housing complex in San Juan, said Thursday. . . . Read Complete Report
Profits vs. Puerto Rican Lives: Trump Admin Blocks Aid from Reaching Devastated Island
Message from Puerto Rico to the U.S. Government (2015)
Published on Oct 14, 2015
ENGLISH VERSION Currently, Puerto Rico is going through the worst fiscal crisis in its history. We owe 73 billion dollars to our lenders and we are not generating enough revenue to pay them back, while continuing to provide public services to our people. . . . Read Complete Description on YouTube
Dig a Little DEEPER: Puerto Rico
The History of the U.S. Governments Despicable Treatment of the U.S. Citizens of Puerto Rico
