It's not communism, it's poverty
The PIP's proposals, when removed from the lyrics, would not bring communism, but more poverty and exodus, writes José Nadal Power.
It's not communism, it's poverty Read More »
The PIP's proposals, when removed from the lyrics, would not bring communism, but more poverty and exodus, writes José Nadal Power.
It's not communism, it's poverty Read More »
Puerto Rican consumers should be able to choose which pharmacies to buy their medicines at, exercising their individual freedom, writes Jorge L. Rodríguez.
The Controversy Between Walgreens and the Plan Vital Read More »
Our Constitution, inspired by principles of capitalism and private property rights, aimed to foster an environment where individuals could pursue their dreams, innovate, and create prosperity for themselves and their communities.
The U.S. Constitution & Economic Freedom Read More »
For years, Puerto Rican politicians have complained that forcing the U.S. island territory to rely on American-flagged ships — even with foreign ships in abundance in its ports — drives up the cost of basic goods there. The cost of living is higher on average compared with the mainland.
What is the Jones Act, and why does Puerto Rico want it gone? Read More »