La Voz del Paseo Boricua Newspaper January/February 2020
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10th Anniversary of the establishment of Paseo Boricua
José E. LópezExecutive DirectorPuerto Rican Cultural Center
This year marks the 10th anniversary of the establishment of Paseo Boricua,...
Voices of Paseo: Hablemos sobre las personas Trans
En este episodio hablaremos de la Comunidad Trans en Chicago, específicamente del programa TRANS Chicago del Centro Cultural Puertoriqueño. Conoceremos a Daynisha Lopez una...
3R’S 4 PR MISSION ON THE ISLAND
By Carlos Jiménez, Puerto Rican Agenda
Sunday, August 12 th , I was walking through United’s O’Hare terminal in Chicago when I
ran into a cousin...
A Call To Action In Solidarity With Mia Irrizary #WeArePRProud T-Shirt Day Friday...
Alderman Maldonado 26 Ward has call upon the Puerto Rican community and its allies to declare July 20 Puerto Rican T-Shirt Day. He is...
Chicago, un ángel para Comerío
Y con gran nostalgia y sentimientos arraigados en nuestros corazones nos remontamos al 20 de septiembre de 2017. Una fecha que quedará inscrita con...
The ‘Rebels’ Behind Claridad: Puerto Rico’s Longest Running Newspaper
by Gwen Aviles,
Medill School of Journalism Housed in a cozy office on Calle Borinqueña in San Juan, Claridad—Puerto Rico’s longest running newspaper—has a staff...
Presidente Maduro: Oscar López Rivera merece la libertad
Caracas, 26 Dic. AVN.- El presidente de la República, Nicolás Maduro, ratificó este lunes su solidaridad con el puertorriqueño Oscar López Rivera, quien se...
To Study and to Struggle: A Massive Student Strike Paralyzes the University of...
Some say that the University of Puerto Rico (UPR) was founded in 1903 in order to produce a local intelligentsia subservient to the demands...
30 Years of Resistance: NBHRN Commemorates Legacy of Political Prisoners at “Jornada 360”
Magdaleno Castañeda
On April 3 National Boricua Human Rights Network (NBHRN) hosted “Jornada 360: A Commemoration of 360 Months of Incarceration and a Celebration of...