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A well-known former legislator in Puerto Rico who is popular with conservatives has been found guilty of federal charges related to corruption. María Milagros “Tata” Charbonier was indicted in 2020 on charges including conspiracy and money laundering involving federally funded programs. She also was charged with obstruction of justice, with federal authorities accusing her of destroying data on her mobile phone. The U.S. Department of Justice accused her of running a scheme in which she inf...

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María Milagros "Tata" Charbonier, a prominent former legislator in Puerto Rico, has been found guilty of federal charges related to corruption, officials say.

Progressives, whether liberals or revolutionary Marxists, used to believe that we were progressing towards a utopia. No more. Now progressive ideology offers no way out of the cycles of power and oppression. The Left now practices resistance and subversion for their own sake. Ashley Frawley calls this "the new progressive nihilism," and says it explains the left's celebration of Hamas atrocities.

Professor Lisa Corrigan will look at the co-evolution of Playboy magazine and the larger corporate culture of Playboy, Inc. in the newest Honors College Mic Lecture. 

The second edition of the S&D Lat

Quote of the week by Lara Wolters, European Parliament negotiator on due diligence: “Over the years, irresponsible business practices have c

The 2nd edition of the S&D Latin America Day will take place in Brussels on Wednesday 7 June from 14.30 to 18.30. The theme of this edition will be ‘Towards a New Progressive EU-Latin America Agenda’.   The purpose of this event is to strengthen ties between progressive forces in Latin America and Europe, and to contribute to discuss and promote a better and more intense cooperation with the aim of building and implementing an ambitious social, democratic and environmental agenda in ...

The 2nd edition of the S&D Latin America Day will take place in Brussels on Wednesday 7 June.

The governor asked the high court to review a ruling that gave the board broad power to overturn laws it deems inconsistent with the island's fiscal health.