Month: April 2021

The Sato Project

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The Sato Project is dedicated to rescuing abused and abandoned dogs in Puerto Rico Our Mission The Sato Project is dedicated to rescuing abused and abandoned dogs from Puerto Rico. There are currently an estimated 500,000 stray dogs roaming the island’s streets and beaches. With no access to food, fresh water, or veterinary care, many of these dogs are living daily lives of severe suffering. The municipal shelter system is drastically overwhelmed, with only five shelters across all 78 of the island’s municipalities. These shelters have a combined euthanasia rate…

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Pedro Albizu Campos

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Pedro Albizu Campos (1891 – 1965) was a Puerto Rican attorney, social activist, and politician known for his work in the Nationalist Party of Puerto Rico. He was the first Puerto Rican Harvard graduate, where much of his nationalist and independence ideals developed. Albizu Campos is a symbol of Puerto Rican liberation from colonialism and inspired many to fight for independence. Pedro Albizu Campos was born September 12, 1891 in Barrio Tenerías, a rural sector in Ponce, Puerto Rico. He had a difficult upbringing as his mother was a daughter of slaves…

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Should You Claim The Home Office Deduction?

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home office tax deduction

More and more people have been looking beyond the normal nine to five and making their own way in the world, creating an income they can rely on, one that is directly tied to their skills and abilities. Since people are working remotely due to COVID-19, this accelerated this trend. Working as a freelancer or gig worker can also open up a world of tax savings possibilities. From retirement plans with generous contribution limits to health savings accounts to cover the high cost of private insurance to the ability to…

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Scholars study why so many died after Puerto Rico hurricane

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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — Researchers said Thursday they are launching a survey of the causes of deaths in Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria to clear up questions about why the toll of the 2017 Category 4 storm was so high. Studies by George Washington University found an estimated 2,975 excess deaths in the six months in Puerto Rico following Maria — far above the initial official death counts reported by a government that struggled to keep track of those dying, including many elderly in nursing homes without power.…

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Caguas Puerto Rico

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In the Central Mountain Range 20 miles south of San Juan lies Caguas Puerto Rico. Known as the “Center and Heart of Puerto Rico,” it is one of the most modern cities on the island and is a major hub of commerce, arts, and entertainment. The city, founded in 1775, is strategically located at the crossroads of the main highways connecting the different regions of the island and is approximately 30 minutes by car from both the east and north coastlines. Caguas offers an amazing variety of modern activities while…

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Enhance Your Instagram Profile Reputation Score to Bring More and More Followers and Likes

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Get Instagram Followers

Enhance your Instagram profile reputation to choose the best and smart feature plans, There are a massive range of online tools and software which are using by the people to increase free Instagram followers as well as to achieve their objectives from social media. Instagram is one of the best and famous online social networking tools which create interests and the create source for potential people to visit to enjoy sharing useful activities to get the best and fast performance response. Make sure how to get satisfied and which patterns…

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What Is The Difference Between Spring Water, Tap Water, And Filtered Water?

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Do we really know what we consume in our day-to-day life? For the better of nature and society, water pollution has been a widely discussed topic in the last decade. More and more people are happy to support the good cause to defeat this global threat. Yet still, what seems to be left under the surface are the little everyday things which are not believed to be mandatory but nevertheless beneficial. That is the knowledge of what we put in our bodies and mostly what type of water we drink.…

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Pretty Powerful Podcast with ChaCha and Friends

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Pretty Powerful Podcast with ChaCha and Friends

ChaCha Reyes presents “Pretty Powerful Podcast with ChaCha and Friends” By ChaCha Reyes It is our honor for Boricua.com to offer this podcast series by Cha Cha Reyes. She is an Empowerment Advocate, Motivational Speaker and Life Coach. She is also a Brooklyn-born Latina who considers herself passionate about what she does and fun loving. She describes herself as sometimes serious, sometimes not so serious, but I find her energy level is always where it needs to be. She will talk directly to you about subjects that are important to…

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Does Under Counter Coffee Maker Save Space in Your RV?

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Many Puerto Ricans enjoy traveling through the United States in an RV. This gives you a lot of flexibility, without needing to spend a fortune on accommodation. But one of the biggest issues that you’ll face is a lack of space. But just because an RV has a small interior doesn’t mean that you need to feel cramped. Let’s look at some of the most ingenious ways to save space. Get Rid of Useless Items The best place to start is to go through your kitchen. Look at all the…

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Beginner’s Guide To Condo Hunting

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Buying a Condo

If you are looking to rent, buy or invest in a condo, there are some things you need to know first. Condos have become a popular investment for most people today and it is also a place many people want to make their home. The modern lifestyle, as well as the conveniences it brings, makes it highly in demand in the property market today. There are many benefits to living in a condo. The fact that you are surrounded by a wonderful community and also have access to all the…

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