CBD products have been a hot topic in the last few years. Their benefits have been acclaimed by numerous people from different parts of the world. Nonetheless, some various people and countries are against the production, the commercializing, and the usage of such products. Because of that, it is very important to know how the law works for every country when it comes to cbd products. In this article, you will have a look at CBD in Puerto Rico, the culture around it, and you will also find out whether or…
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What to Know About Raising Chickens in Puerto Rico
Raising chickens can have so many benefits. You can count on the hens to lay eggs regularly, and many people claim there is nothing better on the dinner table than a delicious locally-raised roasted or fried chicken. However, there are some things you should pay attention to if you’re raising chickens in Puerto Rico. Here are a few things you might want to think about. Predators You will need to think about how you are going to protect your flock from predators. The red-tailed hawk, also known as a “guaraguao”,…
Read MoreWhy a boat rental in Miami is the best way to have fun in Florida
There are many reasons to visit Miami: sunshine all year round; sandy beaches and great beach bars; and of course the locals who know how to put together a great party and enjoy life to the fullest. But “The Magic City”, as this Floridian metropolis is known, also lends itself to an unforgettable boat ride that can take you to some of the state’s most beautiful spots. Here is a short list of great experiences that a boat rental in Miami can offer you. Enjoy the view of Miami’s skyline…
Read MoreRising Road Accident Rates in the U.S. and Latin America Require Intelligent Transport Systems
The rising rate of accidents in the U.S., Latin America, and other countries, has led to a big upsurge in the demand for intelligent transportation systems (ITS). According to Grand View Research the ITS market is expected to be worth $51 billion by 2025, which will not only reduce travel time and waiting times at signals, but also help lower carbon footprints and, of course, reduce the rates of road accidents. The investment involved may be large, but researchers note that the benefit-to-cost ratio is high. Moreover, new regulations to…
Read MoreJurakán: Nación en Resistencia Nation in Resistence
“Jurakán” documents the historical struggle of Puerto Rico, narrated by 41 Boricuas from different perspectives and professions. Who is Puerto Rico? How did we get to this crisis? “Jurakán” has been called: “A love letter to Puerto Rico” “A powerful documentary” “It helped me to understand myself as a puertorriqueña” “The facts reach deep into your heart.” Watch the Trailer on You Tube Visit their website for more information https://www.jurakanpr.com Follow them on Facebook Connect on Instagram See What’s New via Twitter “Jurakán” has been on tour around Puerto Rico and…
Read MorePuerto Rican Institute for the Development of the Arts
PRIDA, Puerto Rican Institute for the Development of the Arts, is an organization dedicated to the preservation and promotion of Puerto Rican artists and the arts. PRIDA grew out of Comité Noviembre’s Puerto Rican Artisan Fair and Exhibit. This, the largest such fair outside of Puerto Rico, takes place in November and has brought together the best Puerto Rican artists on the east coast for a day of arts, crafts and literature since 2006. PRIDA supports Puerto Rican artists by establishing a membership program that advocates, empowers and services the…
Read MoreHow to Avoid the Biggest Wedding Gown Issues on Your Big Day
Shopping for the wedding gown is one of the best parts of planning a wedding if you ask most brides. That said, some common mistakes can derail your plans. Learn how to avoid the most significant wedding gown shopping blunders. Properly allocate funds When you start planning your wedding budget, you will typically have to allow about 10% of it for your attire. What may not be apparent to many brides, though, is that it does not mean you should purchase a wedding gown that takes up 10% of your…
Read MorePuerto Rico’s Energy To Be 100% Renewable By 2050
Currently, just 4% of the nation’s power is generated by renewables. This is substantially below America’s national average of 15%.
Read MoreRoka Fli Tee
Roka Fli Tee I’m a Bronx born Puerto Rican with an immense love for Puerto Rico & I express that on my t-shirt apparel business. Being creative has been a skill I have had since very young. Throughout my years of education I have always excelled in the arts. I am lucky to have continued to be creative in my life through my 9 to 5 as a graphic designer and as my own boss with my online business, RokaFliTee.com. Using clothing apparel as a canvas to transfer my artwork…
Read Morethe Borinqueneers
The Borinqueneers chronicles the never-before told story of the Puerto Rican 65th Infantry Regiment, the only all-Hispanic unit in U.S. Army history. Narrated by Hector Elizondo, the documentary relies on the vivid testimony of the regiment’s veterans and rare archival footage to trace the unique experience of the 65th, culminating in the Korean War and the dramatic events that would threaten its very existence. The 65thInfantry Regiment was nicknamed “The Borinqueneers” after “Borinquen”, the word given to Puerto Rico by its original inhabitants, the Taino Indians. Bound by…
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