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Published on 07:51 GMT

Miss Universe 2026 Will Be Held in Puerto Rico

On November 24th, 2026, the Miss Universe pageant will be held in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Contestants from 130 countries and territories are expected. 2026 is the diamond anniversary of the pageant, which began in 1952 as a local swimsuit competition in …

Source: Puerto Rico Report - Neutral
Published on Oct 7, 2026

Rural female entrepreneurs market promotes independence in Puerto Rico

Although Puerto Rico’s rural communities present challenges for young women entrepreneurs, community organizations such as “Coordinadora Paz para las Mujeres” (CPM) are promoting entrepreneurship through the "Festival de Mujeres Empresarias de la …

Source: The Weekly Journal - Indeterminate
Published on Oct 7, 2026

Miss Universe contestants arrive in Puerto Rico ahead of the 2026 pageant

Puerto Rico is getting an early taste of Miss Universe excitement as international contestants arrive on the island ahead of the pageant's highly anticipated 75th anniversary celebration. Seventeen Miss Universe 2026 contestants are visiting Puerto …

Source: Hola - Neutral
Published on Oct 7, 2026

¡Qué pasarela! Puerto Rico vibra en la preliminar de Miss Grand International

Source: El Nuevo Dia - Pending
Published on Oct 7, 2026

Superintendente de la Policía: Puerto Rico es una ruta clave del narcotráfico

Source: El Nuevo Dia - Pending
Published on Oct 7, 2026

Manufacturing in Puerto Rico has expanded for four consecutive months

Source: El Nuevo Dia - Pending
Published on Oct 7, 2026

What is known about Star Academy? The track record of the company behind the $38.5 million contract in Puerto Rico

The effectiveness of the educational programs at Star Academy—whose proposed hiring practices are at the center of the latest scandal involving the administration of Jenniffer González—has yielded mixed results, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Source: El Nuevo Dia - Pending
Published on Oct 7, 2026

How Medicaid Cliffs Push Us out of Puerto Rico

“If we are American citizens,” asked Keishla Rodríguez, “Why don’t we have equal rights?” It’s a good question with a sobering answer: Congress is allowed by U.S. federal law to treat territories differently from states. Keishla’s mother had to leave …

Source: PR51st - Neutral
Published on Oct 7, 2026

Lo de Hoy | Narcotráfico en Puerto Rico: lo que reveló el superintendente Joseph González

Source: El Nuevo Dia - Pending
Published on Oct 7, 2026

¡En helicóptero! Jennifer Barreto da la bienvenida a 17 misses a Puerto Rico

Source: El Nuevo Dia - Pending