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“Yuca” and “Masa” are the plush dolls added to the company’s collection as part of a holiday-themed launch in Puerto Rico.
Monarca Cocina Mexicana is located at 1451 Ashford Ave., near Ashford Presbyterian Community Hospital.
Boquerón Brewing Co. will host the launch of Erizo on Dec. 18 in Cabo Rojo, where visitors can sample the Black IPA and learn about the conservation work supported through the partnership with ISER Caribe.
Carolina Coto, communications manager for Uber in Central America and the Caribbean
An aerial view of the Ciales site where the Elefante Eco-Lodge is planned, featuring off-grid systems and modular structures the developers say are designed for climate resilience.
Young participants from the Puerto Rican Down Syndrome Foundation demonstrated how the Sunflower lanyard can support a more respectful travel experience during the program’s launch at Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport.
Dany Oliva, vice president of Toyota de Puerto Rico, discussed the launch of the Toyota STEM Lab with Ciencia Puerto Rico, a program to expand STEM education in high schools.
Jump All In! supports culinary entrepreneurs through specialized education, mentorship and partnerships.
Tatiana Irizarry-Hilera, sales leader for Consumer and Marketing Insights, discussed consumer concerns reflected in the 2025 Puerto Rican Consumer Confidence Index.
The Hyatt Centric San Juan Isla Verde opens as the first Hyatt Centric-branded hotel in Puerto Rico.
Hiram Torres-Montalvo, secretary of the Puerto Rico Department of Consumer Affairs (DACO, in Spanish), speaks about the agency’s enforcement effort targeting online price disclosures.
From left: Vanessa Jiménez, director of the Municipality of San Juan’s legal division; Germán Rauli-Ufret; San Juan Mayor Miguel Romero; Reynaldo R. Alegría, chair of the board of trustees of the Center for Advanced Studies on Puerto Rico and the Caribbean; Ricardo Magriñá, interim rector; and Sonya Canetti, board member, take part in the signing of the property transfer in San Juan.
Abarca is the only company based in Puerto Rico to be recognized on Computerworld’s 2026 Best Places to Work in IT list.
Shoppers in Puerto Rico are becoming more deliberate with their purchases as value-driven decisions reshape retail trends. (Credit: Olena Demydenko | Dreamstime.com)

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