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Prescription costs continue to climb as medical plan expenses in Puerto Rico are projected to rise 5.1% in 2026, driven by high-priced specialty drugs and treatments for chronic disease. (Credit: Steve Vanhorn | Dreamstime.com) pills, money
A map from ABRE Puerto Rico’s 2023 Municipal Fiscal Health Index shows the fiscal status of the island’s municipalities, with many classified as “Solid” or “Healthy” and only a few “In Crisis,” reflecting overall improvement in local finances.
Nelson I. Colón-Tarrats, president of the Fundación Comunitaria de Puerto Rico
José Alfonso, president of The Research Office, which conducted the Asore Trends Study (EAT) 2025.
Former WAPA-TV reporter Reina Mateo-Alvarado filed a federal lawsuit alleging gender discrimination and retaliation by the station.
Puerto Rican families are adjusting spending as inflation and import tariffs put pressure on household budgets. (Image generated with ChatGPT)
The MCS Foundation said its programs reached 15,000 people in more than 25 Puerto Rico municipalities during its annual meeting with nonprofit partners.
A survey by the Puerto Rico Association of Condominiums and Access Controls found support for conciliation committees as a way to ease disputes and reduce regulatory caseloads. (Credit: Marilyn Volan | Dreamstime.com)
From left: Alba Rivera, former president of the Association of Clinical Laboratories of Puerto Rico; Felipe Cintrón, president; and Debra Velázquez, vice president
From left: JC Automation executives Eric Santana, Ricardo Conesa, Juan Sénquiz and Guillermo Aponte.
A physician measures a patient’s waistline as rising obesity rates in Puerto Rico drive higher cancer risks and add strain on the health care system. (Credit: Jean Paul Chassenet | Dreamstime.com)
Hiram Bithorn Stadium in San Juan will host 2026 World Baseball Classic games after a 12-year hiatus. (Screen capture of www.mlb.com)
Waiters, bartenders and other tipped employees on the island will not see the same relief being discussed in Washington unless lawmakers amend the island’s tax code. (Credit: Sheila Fitzgerald | Dreamstime.com)
Casa del Peregrino in Aguadilla, which received a $623,921 U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs grant to support housing, counseling and other services for homeless veterans. (Credit: Casa del Peregrino Aguadilla Facebook page)

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