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El Nuevo Día
Everything 787daily has published on El Nuevo Día. Newest first; each links to the full English summary and its original Spanish-language source.
October 2026
Oct 1–7
- Fortaleza Official Won't Say Whether Governor Trusts Family Secretary Suzanne Roig Amid Adsef Controversy
The controversy surrounding the Department of the Family and the departure of a high-ranking official may impact the government's ability to address social and economic issues affecting Puerto Rican families and communities.
September 2026
Sep 29–30
- Senate President Rivera Schatz Asks Justice Dept. and OIG to Investigate Allegations by Ousted Adsef Head
The allegations of undue pressure and potential crimes against public function or the treasury could impact the transparency and accountability of government contracting processes in Puerto Rico, affecting the island's economy and public services.
- Weapons and Gun License Removed from Man Suspected of Threatening Two Puerto Rico Universities
The safety of students and staff at the University of Puerto Rico at Mayagüez and Antillean Adventist University is at risk due to the threats made by Guillont Juarbe.
Sep 22–28
- Representative Alleges Governor Requested Resignation of Adsef Administrator
The potential instability at Adsef, which administers millions of dollars in federal funds for essential programs, could affect thousands of Puerto Rican families who depend on these services for food and other assistance.
- Puerto Rico Energy Bureau Weighs Factors Behind Possible Record Rate Hike
For Puerto Rican households, a potential record-high electricity tariff of 34.6 cents per kWh could increase their energy costs and affect their monthly expenses.
- Puerto Ricans React as El Nuevo Día Prints Its Final Newspaper Edition
The end of print operations for El Nuevo Día and Primera Hora affects not only the jobs of around 150 employees but also the access to news for communities that rely on printed newspapers, particularly those with limited technological capabilities.
- Bill Introduced to Allow Digital Publication of Judicial Edicts and Government Notices
For Puerto Rico's judicial system and government agencies, this bill could increase accessibility and transparency by allowing online publication of edicts and notices, potentially reducing reliance on print newspapers.
- Puerto Rico's Top Newspapers to End Print Editions, Sparking Backlash
The end of print editions for El Nuevo Día and Primera Hora may affect the way Puerto Ricans consume news, particularly in areas with limited internet access, and could impact the island's journalistic tradition.
Sep 15–21
- Carraízo Reservoir Rises 83 cm, Returns to 'Safe' Level
The rise in the Carraízo Reservoir's water level brings relief to Puerto Rico's water supply, which is crucial for local households and communities.
- Man's Body Found Shot to Death Inside Vehicle in San Juan
The killing puts a spotlight on gun violence in San Juan, particularly in the Cupey area, where residents and visitors may be concerned about safety.
Sep 8–14
- Pablo José Hernández Questions HUD on $1.7 Billion for Electrical Grid
For Puerto Rico, the delay in disbursing these funds means the island's electrical grid remains vulnerable, posing a risk to households, businesses, and the overall economy, which relies heavily on a stable energy system.
- LUMA Anticipates Smaller Energy Deficiency Today as Costa Sur Unit 5 and AES Unit 1 Remain Offline
For Puerto Rican households and businesses, the expected power deficiency and ongoing outages put a strain on daily life and the island's economy, which relies heavily on a stable power supply.
- 2026 Hurricane Season Could Break Record for Quietest September Since 1914
For Puerto Rico, a record-low hurricane season could mean reduced risk of storm damage and flooding, but continued monitoring is still necessary to prepare for potential storms.
- Orquesta El Macabeo to Perform at Teatro Oller in Bayamón
The concert and album release by Orquesta El Macabeo highlight the ongoing vitality of salsa music in Puerto Rico, with the group's unique sound and style contributing to the island's rich cultural heritage.
- Archaeological Find in Loíza May Reveal Early Fusion of African, Indigenous and Spanish Cultures
The discovery in Loíza provides a unique glimpse into the early cultural integration of Africans, indigenous people, and Spaniards in Puerto Rico, shedding light on the island's complex history and cultural heritage.
Sep 1–7
- Woman in Custody After Allegedly Running Over Lawyer Twice in San Juan
The incident highlights concerns about violent crime in San Juan, particularly in cases where victims may be targeted by individuals they try to help.
- Renewable Energy Project in Aguadilla Advances
- Firefighters Control Second Forest Fire at Río Piedras Botanical Garden
The repeated forest fires in the Rio Piedras Botanical Garden pose a risk to nearby communities, such as University Gardens and Villa Nevarez, and may affect air quality and public health in the area.
August 2026
Aug 29–31
- Remnants of Dolly Approaching, Expected to Bring Rain to Puerto Rico
For Puerto Rico, the potential rainfall from the remnants of Dolly could help alleviate water shortages in areas such as the Carraízo and La Plata watersheds.
Aug 22–28
- Investigation Continues into Man Found Shot Dead in Car Trunk in Aguas Buenas
The murder investigation in Aguas Buenas affects the safety and security of local communities in the area.
Aug 15–21
- Panel to Meet Aug. 27 on Final Report Regarding Ex-CEE Official Jessika Padilla Rivera
The investigation into Jessika Padilla Rivera's alleged mismanagement of public funds at the State Elections Commission has implications for the transparency and accountability of government agencies in Puerto Rico.
Aug 8–14
- Franco 'El Gorila' Launches Jungle Brew, a New Chapter in His Career
For Puerto Rico's local economy and music scene, Franco 'El Gorila's' new craft beer venture represents a unique blend of artistic and entrepreneurial endeavors, promoting local products and expertise.
Aug 1–7
- Can Water Be Desalinated in Puerto Rico? Experts Explain the Challenges
For Puerto Rico, effective management of its existing water sources is crucial to meet the island's needs without incurring the high costs of desalination, which could impact local households and the economy.
- El Nuevo Día Journalists Awarded at National Journalism Awards
July 2026
Jul 15–21
- What Is Lead and Why Is It Dangerous to Health?
For Puerto Rico, the presence of lead in water pipes and soil poses a significant health risk, particularly for children and communities like Río Abajo in Vega Baja, where the EPA is resuming lead cleanup efforts.
Jul 8–14
- Fatal Accident Involving Motorcycle in Dorado
Traffic accidents are a concern for road safety in Puerto Rico.
- New AAA outage: Santurce residents left without water again, with no explanation
Water shortages are a significant issue in Puerto Rico, affecting daily life and public health
- Man Arrested After 86-Year-Old Found Injured in Alleged Abuse Case at Las Piedras Elder Care Home
Elderly care and protection are significant concerns in Puerto Rico
- Municipal Police Officer Shoots Woman During Alleged Altercation in Naguabo
Incidents involving police use of force are a concern for public safety in Puerto Rico
- Former Senator Juan Dalmau Signals Intent to Run for Governor Again
Puerto Rico's gubernatorial elections
- Dr. Carlos Mellado Describes 'Desolation' in Venezuela After Earthquakes
Puerto Rico has a history of providing aid to other countries in need, and this story highlights the island's continued commitment to humanitarian efforts.
- Residential Cistern Demand Doubles Amid Water Crisis
amid Puerto Rico's water crisis
- Puerto Rico Launches Digital Sweep Targeting Illegal Exotic Species Sales Online
Puerto Rico has laws in place to protect and conserve wildlife, including exotic species.
Jul 1–7
- Finding Your Own Voice: Recommendations
Self-improvement is a key aspect of personal growth in Puerto Rico, where residents often face challenges that require resilience and confidence.
- Starbucks to Offer Free Access to El Nuevo Día in Puerto Rico Stores
Improving access to news and information is crucial for Puerto Rico's communities.
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