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Puerto Rico's Political Status
Just posted a blog entry on Puerto Rico's political status - http://philvelez.blogspot.com
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
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Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Posted on June 2, 2009 at 11:54pm —
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Feel free to checkout my blog at http://philvelez.blogspot.com
Look forward to blogging on Puerto Rico Sun.com
Peace,
Phil
Look forward to blogging on Puerto Rico Sun.com
Peace,
Phil
Posted on April 20, 2009 at 11:55pm —
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- At 9:21pm on May 30, 2009,
prsun said… - I read your blog post. I hear you about the Sotomayor nomination and the need to mobilize and support her not only because she is Latina (which is also an important reason to support because the Supreme Court could use more diversity anyway), but because she is qualified. The tone in the media surely is getting ugly. I couldn't believe a story I read where it was mentioned that her brother is a physician in Syracuse and doesn't accept Medicare.
The sentence read: "Her brother, Dr. Juan Sotomayor, is a physician in North Syracuse, N.Y., whose practice doesn't accept Medicaid or Medicare — programs for the poor and elderly — according to its Web site."
And, this was the AP.
I was like what does that have to do with her nomination, but then again the whole point of the story was to project how Sotomayor is really a wealthy woman and not that girl from the Bronx everybody is talking about because it is somehow convenient for her and the Obama administration.
The whole story spoke about her rags to riches story. Of course, she has money now. That's what she earned with her work. She's a judge and lives the lifestyle. Of course, she doesn't live in the Bronx project anymore.
- At 11:36pm on April 20, 2009,
prsun said…
- Hi y bienvenido to our network. Feel free to make your page your own.
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My name is Clarisel Gonzalez, and I'm a New York City-based freelance journalist, independent producer and active photoblogger.
I'm a veteran journalist with a background as a reporter and an editor.
I am founder, publisher and editor of Puerto Rico Sun Communications, which started as a website in the summer of 2002. Today it is an independent multimedia social entrepreneurship project, which includes a cultural news/photoblog, and an online radio show. I have been blogging since 2004.
PRSUN Communications' business and social mission is to inform, empower and build community. The Puerto Rico Sun blog focuses on themes related to Puerto Ricans and the Puerto Rican diaspora.
PRSUN Communications also publishes the Bronx Latino lifestyle blog at www.bronxlatino.blogspot.com and Clarisel's Photo Place at www.clarisel.blogspot.com and www.clarisel.com.
To contact PRSUN Communications, e-mail clarisel@puertoricosun.com or write to Clarisel Gonzalez, Puerto Rico Sun Communications, 318 E. 149 St. #106, Bronx, NY 10451.
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I'm a veteran journalist with a background as a reporter and an editor.
I am founder, publisher and editor of Puerto Rico Sun Communications, which started as a website in the summer of 2002. Today it is an independent multimedia social entrepreneurship project, which includes a cultural news/photoblog, and an online radio show. I have been blogging since 2004.
PRSUN Communications' business and social mission is to inform, empower and build community. The Puerto Rico Sun blog focuses on themes related to Puerto Ricans and the Puerto Rican diaspora.
PRSUN Communications also publishes the Bronx Latino lifestyle blog at www.bronxlatino.blogspot.com and Clarisel's Photo Place at www.clarisel.blogspot.com and www.clarisel.com.
To contact PRSUN Communications, e-mail clarisel@puertoricosun.com or write to Clarisel Gonzalez, Puerto Rico Sun Communications, 318 E. 149 St. #106, Bronx, NY 10451.
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