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Antonio Santos examining Puerto Rico’s identity, self-determination and economic direction. (Credit: Vladm | Dreamstime.com)
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Emasculated by aid: Why Puerto Rico needs a provider mindset revolution
Contributor December 30, 2025

Opinion column argues that Puerto Rico’s economic stagnation is tied to federal dependency and calls for a cultural shift toward self-reliance, family stability and locally driven capital formation. #NewsismyBusiness

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Consumer protection in Puerto Rico should be judged by outcomes, not optics, as the Department of Consumer Affairs’ recent enforcement actions prompt debate over substance versus spectacle, writes Antonio Santos.
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DACO: From consumer guardian to political theater?
Contributor December 23, 2025

Antonio Santos: Public enforcement spectacles risk undermining real consumer protection. #NewsismyBusiness

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Capt. Tomás Busto-Álvarez of the San Juan Bay Pilots writes that port operations at the Port of San Juan depend on technical capability in reserve, not just coordination, particularly when conditions change or emergencies arise. (Credit: Symbiot | Dreamstime.com)
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Port security: Beyond theories, reality demands technical capability
Contributor December 22, 2025

Capt. Tomás Busto-Álvarez explains why port safety depends on technical capacity, not theory. #NewsismyBusiness

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Cathy Kunkel, an energy consultant at the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis, writes that aggregated batteries helped stabilize the island’s power system during periods of high demand. (Credit: Leowolfert | Dreamstime.com)
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Puerto Rico’s VPP contributes to grid reliability during summer peak
Contributor December 18, 2025

Cathy Kunkel, a consultant at the IEEFA, writes that aggregated batteries helped stabilize the island’s power system during periods of high demand. #NewsismyBusiness

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Data, not directives, increasingly shapes how modern markets connect people, value and opportunity, writes columnist Antonio Santos. (Credit: BiancoBlue | Dreamstime.com)
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Adam Smith meets AI: Digitizing the invisible hand for a brighter future
Contributor December 17, 2025

Antonio Santos examines how AI-driven marketplaces could reshape wage setting and economic growth. #NewsismyBusiness

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Puerto Rico’s Power future hinges on 1 document: The RFP
Contributor December 16, 2025

Why a disciplined RFI and RFP process will determine whether Puerto Rico’s next grid operator delivers performance, accountability, and long-term stability. #NewsismyBusiness

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LUMA Energy assumed control of transmission and distribution in 2021 under a public-private partnership to lower costs, improve reliability and modernize Puerto Rico’s grid.
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Puerto Rico needs clear ‘manifesto’ to fix its power system
Contributor December 8, 2025

An energy “manifesto” calls for accountability, reliability and fair rates as the island confronts persistent outages and high costs. #NewsismyBusiness

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González bets on Trump’s ‘energy dominance’ with natural gas
Contributor December 3, 2025

Gov. Jenniffer González is implementing in Puerto Rico the U.S. president’s energy agenda known as American Energy Dominance, prioritizing natural gas sourced from the United States. #NewsismyBusiness

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Puerto Rico’s shift toward a circular economy shows how reuse, local production and more efficient consumption can strengthen resilience during peak holiday spending. (Credit: Hollyharryoz | Dreamstime.com)
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Rethinking holiday spending for a more sustainable economy
Contributor December 2, 2025

Brenda Reyes-Tomassini writes that Puerto Rico’s peak shopping season underscores the need to shift from linear consumption to circular, low-impact choices. #NewsIsMyBusiness

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Raúl Burgos uses a camera tripod to show how three points of support stay steady, a lesson he applies to the elements that keep Puerto Rico companies stable. (Credit: Arturoosorno | Dreamstime.com)
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Why your business needs a three-legged stool
Contributor December 1, 2025

Business adviser Raúl Burgos shows the essentials to keep Puerto Rico companies steady. #NewsismyBusiness

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Economic activity between Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic remains a key driver in the region. (Credit: Liskonogaleksey | Dreamstime.com)
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Why Western Puerto Rico must look to Dominican Republic
Contributor November 26, 2025

Jeffrey Quiñones-Diaz examines how new air, ferry and cargo links could shape the region’s economic future. #NewsismyBusiness

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Consultant Laura Rivera-Crespo writes that Puerto Rico’s digital transformation requires better safeguards for women online.
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Nov. 25: A call to act on tech-enabled gender violence
Contributor November 25, 2025

HR consultant Laura Rivera-Crespo urges companies to strengthen protections as online threats grow. #NewsismyBusiness

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Vanessa Boneta looks at how bilingual talent and university partnerships in Puerto Rico support global competitiveness, while U.S. firms use AI and upskilling to build resilient workforces. (Credit: Adonis1969 | Dreamstime.com)
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Skills-based hiring: A 2025 HR strategy revolution
Contributor November 24, 2025

Vanessa Boneta on regional hiring trends in Puerto Rico and U.S. #NewsismyBusiness

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“Even though the hierarchic model has functioned for many years and likely won’t disappear, we’re five generations living and working together, and everyone has something to contribute.”

 

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