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AARP Puerto Rico
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Aug 2, 2026
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- People 50+ Drive Nearly Half of Puerto Rico’s Economy, AARP Study Finds
People aged 50 and older have become one of the strongest forces in Puerto Rico’s economy, according to a new study presented by AARP Puerto Rico titled "De Reto Demográfico al Desarrollo de la Economía de la Longevidad."
- AARP Puerto Rico Urges Legislators to Build a Support Network for Aging at Home
AARP Puerto Rico convened representatives and senators at a Legislative Dialogue Table to push for an Integrated Support Network for Aging at Home and in the Community, aiming to coordinate resources and services so more people can stay in their homes safely, independently and with dignity.
- Romance Scams Targeting Older Adults in Puerto Rico Prompt New Awareness Campaign
The president of the Association of Banks of Puerto Rico, Zoimé Álvarez Rubio, warned that a supposed admirer who sends flowers and romantic messages could be someone who does not even exist, as scammers use artificial intelligence to create fake profiles, particularly targeting older adults.
- Banks, AARP and Puerto Rico Police Launch AI-Scam Alert Campaign for Older Adults
The Puerto Rico Bankers Association (ABPR), AARP Puerto Rico and the Puerto Rico Police on Tuesday launched an educational campaign, "Puede ser una feca", to help older adults spot frauds created with artificial intelligence.
- AARP Warns Puerto Ricans Have Less Than $400 in Emergency Savings on Average
José Acarón, executive director of AARP in Puerto Rico, said on the program Puestos Pa' la Mañana that the average person in Puerto Rico has less than $400 saved for emergencies.
- AARP Executive Director Visits Puerto Rico to Learn About Needs of Older Adults
Dr. Myechia Minter-Jordan, the executive director of AARP, made her first official visit to Puerto Rico.