Cartas a Karina Book reception: Poets Martin Espada and Juana Goergen “We Stand with...
The National Boricua Human Rights Network sponsored a book reception for Cartas a Karina with Puerto Rican poets Martin Espada...
La Marqueta of East Harlem revives the Spirit of Lares with Don Rafael Cancel...
“What motivated me as a young man of 23 to go to Washington, DC on the attack on Congress was the LOVE for my people”.
In La Marqueta Retona; New York Welcomes Gutierrez
On this date, “salsa” day, “La Marqueta” was visited by over 500 people. The community embraced the humanitarian rally for our beloved patriot Oscar ...
Nationalism, Transnational Solidarity and Oscar Lopez Rivera
Melissa Mark-Viverito, and Queens College Pres. Dr. Felix Matos Rodriguez organized a forum on Oscar Lo?pez Rivera which featured
An Historic New Consensus: In the United Nations and in 46 Countries Int’l Solidarity...
On June 20, 2016, in both diplomatic and dramatic fashion, the peoples of the Caribbean nation of Puerto Rico stood tall and united on the international stage in an historic manner not previously imagined possible...
OSCAR IN GREECE THE “PUERTO RICO OF THE MEDITERRANEAN”
By Dr. Deborah Santana June 2016 was an intense month for sharing internationally about the campaign for the release of Oscar López Rivera from...
Colegio de Abogados promueve la Asamblea Constituyente de Status en Chicago
Por Redacción Miembros de la comunidad puertorriqueña en Chicago y representantes del grupo Agenda Puertorriqueña (Puerto Rican Agenda) se dieron cita en la mañana del...
34 Mujeres por Óscar-CHI Speak on Radio Show ‘On The Count’
by Diana Castillo, National Boricua Human Rights Network Members of “34 Mujeres por Óscar” New York and Chicago spoke on the radio show “On The...
34 Mujeres X Oscar-CHI Take Logan Square
by Janeida Rivera, National Boricua Human Rights Network Saturday March 26th, 34 Mujeres X Oscar congregated in Logan Square for their monthly rally to call...
Lin-Manuel Miranda: Give Puerto Rico Its Chance to Thrive
On Aug. 31, 1772, a hurricane devastated the island of St. Croix, the home of the teenage Alexander Hamilton. In a letter one week later, he described the force of the storm and the destruction it caused as “sufficient to strike astonishment into angels.”