Coquito de Puerto Rico Everyone knows that a Latino Christmas celebration is full of cheer and delight, good music, delicious foods and original and traditional punches. The Christmas dinner — where family and friends come together to celebrate — is an ancient Roman tradition that began before the Christian era. It was not until 354 AD that the Roman Bishop Liberius officially declared that Christmas be celebrated on December 25th. There is no other time for you to really get a chance to savor all the delicious holiday punches very…
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El Cayito | Historia Puerto Rico
El Cayito El Cayito es una plataforma para contar las historias de Puerto Rico. Fundado en octubre del 2019, nos dedicamos a escribir y publicar escritos de historia y ficción de Puerto Rico, de forma impresa y digital. Somos autores, somos artistas, somos editorial. Nuestra misión es simple: contar las historias de Puerto Rico. En el 2020 publicamos el libro Ramitas: cuentos fantásticos en la isla de San Juan Bautista, por Andrés Sanfeliú Cruz, escritor y fundador de El Cayito y Breve historia de naufragios y derrames en Puerto Rico,…
Read MoreMayra Nieves LPT Realty
Mayra Nieves LPT Realty I am Mayra I. Nieves, Financial and Real Estate Advisor. Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Interamerican University in Puerto Rico, I bring over 18 years of expertise as a residential real estate agent in Florida. As the Founder and President of the first Hispanic Association Group in Fort Lauderdale and Vice-President of the Women’s Council of Realtors (WCR) in Osceola County for 2023-2024, I am dedicated to fostering diversity and leadership in real estate. Additionally, I’m an active member of HAPBWA and a certified speaker…
Read More8 Ways to Live Healthier in 2025
Take steps to limit risk for cardiovascular disease (Family Features) The last decade has seen a surge in cardiovascular risk factors such as uncontrolled high blood pressure, diabetes and obesity, each of which raises the risks of developing heart disease and stroke. These trends are leading researchers to conclude that the prevalence of cardiovascular disease (CVD) will continue to rise. More than 60% of U.S. adults will have some type of CVD by 2050, according to forecasted projections from the American Heart Association, which is celebrating 100 years of lifesaving…
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Sembrando Herencia 2024 – Más Que Pantalones Puerto Rican Cultural Center in Austin Presents, Más Que Pantalones Sembrando Herencia 2024 22nd Original Community Theater Production with special guest Rupert Reyes December 14-15, 2024 Join the Puerto Rican Cultural Center in Austin as we step into the past to explore the world of Luisa Capetillo—a fearless Puerto Rican woman who dared to put on pants, stand up for her beliefs, and inspire a movement for workers’ and women’s rights in the early 1900s. She was a poet, a mother, and a…
Read MoreJeep Wrangler 4xe Review: Pros, Cons, and Battery Issues Explained
The Jeep Wrangler 4xe, Jeep’s first plug-in hybrid for their iconic off-road vehicle, brings a mix of rugged performance and electric efficiency, but it hasn’t been without issues—especially concerning its high-voltage battery. The Wrangler 4xe pairs a 2.0-liter turbocharged engine with electric motors, achieving around 21 miles of electric-only range, and has gained attention as a more eco-conscious option in the Jeep lineup. However, there have been several challenges with its battery that Jeep has addressed through recalls and updates. One significant issue with the Jeep Wrangler 4xe’s battery has…
Read MoreHatillo’s Festival de las Máscaras
A Vibrant Celebration of Puerto Rican Culture Nestled on the northern coast of Puerto Rico, the picturesque town of Hatillo comes alive each year with the vibrant and lively Festival de las Máscaras, a celebration deeply rooted in the island’s rich cultural heritage. This unique event, marked by colorful masks, traditional music, and a sense of community, has become a cherished tradition for both locals and visitors alike. If you’re in Puerto Rico for the holidays, don’t miss Hatillo’s Festival de las Máscaras (“Festival of Masks”), a celebration based on a tradition…
Read MoreThe Fairness of Limited Liability
Limited Liability Limited liability is one of the most successful commercial creations of all time, almost singularly responsible for the growth and expansion of capitalism. Encouraging risk and promoting successful enterprise through both small and large businesses alike, limited liability has been the driving force behind economic success in the Western world and is one of the most celebrated legal creations of all time. But what is it about limited liability that makes it so successful? Indeed, is the structure of limited liability fair as regards creditors, who ultimately bear…
Read MoreSteps to Take for Individuals with Unfiled Tax Returns
Filing tax returns is a legal obligation for anyone and everyone earning an income above a certain amount in the United States. But life can sometimes throw you curveballs, and filing taxes ends up being on the bottom of your to do list. Out of sight, out of mind, right? Unfortunately, the IRS does not turn a cheek, and the potential ramifications for not filing your taxes can result in major consequences like penalties, interest charges, and even potential legal problems. For anyone with unfiled tax returns, pay close attention…
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2024 National Coquito Festival December 7, 2024 @ 6:00PM — 9:00PM Central Time Rincon Family Services: 3710 N Kedzie Ave Chicago, IL 60618 Location Puerto Rican Arts Alliance 3000 N. Elbridge Chicago, IL 60618 Coquito (small coconut) is a rich, creamy coconut-based holiday drink with Puerto Rican origins. It is generally made with coconut milk, coconut cream, sweet condensed milk, rum, cinnamon, vanilla and cloves. The National Coquito Festival, in keeping with the mission of PRAA, was established in 2018 to promote and preserve the heritage of this iconic drink…
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