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Energy justice advocates in California and Puerto Rico claim real power - Vimarsana News

Energy justice advocates in California and Puerto Rico claim real power

Communities in California and Puerto Rico are disputing governance by rejecting the current structure of their electricity system – and taking it back to the people

Habitat for Humanity International and AbbVie celebrate successes of five-year partnership in Puerto Rico - Vimarsana News

Habitat for Humanity International and AbbVie celebrate successes of five-year partnership in Puerto Rico

/PRNewswire/ -- Habitat for Humanity International and AbbVie, a research-based global biopharmaceutical company, announced today the completion of their...

Colonial Capitalism and Puerto Rico - Vimarsana News

Colonial Capitalism and Puerto Rico

Puerto Rican socialist Rafael Bernabe calls for a Green New Deal in Puerto Rico, to facilitate its economic and ecological reconstruction.

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Puerto Ricans take recovery into their own hands 6 years after Hurricane Maria – Connect FM | Local News Radio - Vimarsana News

Puerto Ricans take recovery into their own hands 6 years after Hurricane Maria – Connect FM | Local News Radio

(NEW YORK) — Six years after Hurricane Maria swept through Puerto Rico, flooding whole towns and leaving 80% of the island without power, some residents and businesses have taken matters into their own hands and are taking care of the island’s locals. Casa Pueblo, a […]

Puerto Ricans take recovery into their own hands 6 years after Hurricane Maria – 850 WFTL - Vimarsana News

Puerto Ricans take recovery into their own hands 6 years after Hurricane Maria – 850 WFTL

(NEW YORK) -- Six years after Hurricane Maria swept through Puerto Rico, flooding whole towns and leaving 80% of the island without power, some residents and bu