Day: August 31, 2025

Back to School Food Allergy Guide: What Parents Need to Know

Puerto Rico
Back to School Food Allergies

(BPT) – Children spend anywhere from 800 to 1,100 hours at school each year. For those with food allergies, that time comes with added risks. From cafeteria meals to classroom snacks, the risk of a food allergy exposure is an everyday concern. And with good reason: The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that 1 in 13 children — roughly two per classroom — are affected by food allergies. Of those, 42% have experienced at least one severe allergic reaction, known as anaphylaxis. For children at risk,…

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Detenga el Fraude de Medicare Antes de Que Comience

Puerto Rico
Fraude de Medicare

Cuando asumí el rol de dirigir Medicare, uno de mis principales objetivos era acabar con el fraude crónico, el desperdicio y el abuso en el programa. Garantizar que el dinero de los contribuyentes se utilice de manera responsable y que los recursos de Medicare sigan estando disponibles para quienes dependen de ellos es una prioridad absoluta. Las personas con Medicare están en el centro mismo de este esfuerzo. Los estafadores buscan su número de Medicare para presentar reclamos falsos por servicios que nunca se brindaron o por servicios que no…

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Jenniffer Gonzalez Colon Governor of Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico

Jenniffer González-Colón was elected Governor on November 5, 2024.  Prior to this election González-Colón served as Puerto Rico’s sole Representative to the U.S. Congress, known as Resident Commissioner, and was the first woman to hold the office. A lifelong Republican advocate for Puerto Rico statehood, González-Colón began her political journey in a special election in 2002, becoming the youngest member ever elected to the Puerto Rico House of Representatives. She quickly ascended through the ranks, serving as Speaker of the House for four years and later as Minority Leader for…

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Moca Puerto Rico: A Tapestry of History and Charm

Puerto Rico

History and Vibrant Culture In the northwestern region of Puerto Rico, the town of Moca stands as a testament to the island’s rich history and vibrant culture. Often referred to as the “Capital del Mundillo” (Capital of Mundillo Lace), Moca offers a captivating blend of historical significance, natural beauty, and artistic heritage. Moca was officially founded on June 22, 1772, though its origins can be traced back to earlier settlements. The formal establishment of the municipality was largely attributed to Don Manuel de Acevedo y Polanco, a prominent figure who…

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Pepe Ríos y Orquesta La Mancha

Puerto Rico

Intro Grupo musical de salsa puertorriqueño con más 30 años de experiencia en la música, desde el 2012 conocidos como Pepe Ríos y Orquesta La Mancha. Compositores de todos sus éxitos con más de 7 discografías en toda su trayectoria. Quienes Somos ​Grupo musical de salsa puertorriqueño con más 30 años de experiencia en la música, desde el 2012 conocidos como Pepe Ríos y Orquesta La Mancha. Compositores de todos sus éxitos con más de 7 discografías en toda su trayectoria. En tarima nos circunscribimos a interpretar las composiciones nuestras.…

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Navigating the Pet-Friendly Skies

Mayra Nieves
Pet Friendly Skies

Your beloved pet may not qualify for frequent flyer miles, but it sure can earn its wings. Nowadays, it’s common to see an animal companion board a plane with its owner, but preparing your precious pet can be a trip in itself. First, learn about your carrier’s policies. Some offer low fees and flexible rules, while others are quite complex. A few airlines even have special programs designed to give travelers tips and tools for flying with pets. Policies do change, though, so it’s best to double-check before you book…

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