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Puerto Rican Independence Party
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- PR House Approves Bill Declaring Religious Services 'Essential'
This bill affects the ability of churches and religious organizations in Puerto Rico to operate during emergencies, which could impact the island's religious communities and their freedom to practice their faith.
- Protest Forces Closure of Hotel San Juan Main Entrance During Governor's Fundraiser
The ongoing water and electricity service crises in Puerto Rico, which the protesters are highlighting, affect thousands of households and businesses across the island, exacerbating daily life and economic challenges.
- Independence Supporters March in Old San Juan Against U.S. 'Double Colonialism'
For Puerto Ricans, achieving independence could mean gaining control over their own economic, social, and political development, potentially addressing issues like poverty, emigration, and colonialism.
- Juan Dalmau Meets with Puerto Rican Community in Chicago
The Puerto Rican diaspora plays a significant role in the island's politics and economy.
- Senate Extends 4% Preferential Tax Rate to Non-Resident US Citizens
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