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Puerto Rico’s online audience continues to diversify, with millions engaging daily across platforms that shape how residents connect, communicate and do business. (Credit: Tijanap | Dreamstime.com)
The prolonged shutdown unfolds as both parties remain locked in the “hand grenade” standoff described in Birling Capital’s recent report.
Liberty Puerto Rico’s headquarters in San Juan.
Each flight tells a story of opportunity — and of the challenges pushing Puerto Rico’s young professionals to seek new horizons. (Credit: Discover Puerto Rico)
Chantal Benet, of Inteligencia Económica, presents the findings of the 2025 telecommunications industry impact report commissioned by the Puerto Rican Telecommunications Alliance.
Wilfredo Pereira, FirstNet Caribbean Territories manager, demonstrates FirstNet’s Mission Critical Push-to-Talk technology.
Leandro Kabbach, vice president of customer operations at Liberty Puerto Rico
MarketSnack, a real-time intelligence platform for options trading, was featured in Times Square.
Federal Emergency Management Agency funds address infrastructure issues such as flooding through a gravity storm sewer system project for the northern part of the Israel and Bitumul communities in San Juan. (File photo; Credit: FEMA/Eduardo Martínez)
A telecommunications tower in Puerto Rico delivers broadband service as part of the Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment (BEAD) program, a federally funded initiative to expand high-speed internet to schools, libraries, health centers and other public institutions. (Credit: Jose Rosado | Dreamstime.com)
T-Satellite customers can now access apps such as WhatsApp, AllTrails, AccuWeather, Google Maps, T-Life and X in areas without cellular coverage.
Liberty Puerto Rico’s headquarters in San Juan.
Bad Bunny’s 30-show residency in Puerto Rico generated an estimated $200 million in direct economic activity.
The IMD World Talent Ranking 2025 report measures economies’ ability to develop, attract and retain talent.
Puerto Rico’s real gross domestic product grew 3% in 2023, recovering from a 2.1% decline in 2022, according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

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