Noemí Pérez, founder of GreenBook Academy and president of Puerto Rico MedCann.Biz, is on a mission to educate Puerto Ricans about medicinal cannabis. Through workshops, training programs, and initiatives like medical cannabis tourism, she’s challenging stigmas and paving the way for a thriving and responsible cannabis industry on the island.
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Jaime Rengifo, CEO of Prich Biotech, the largest cannabis company in Latin America, believes Puerto Rico is a cannabis paradise. He credits the island’s functional regulatory system, focus on education, and commitment to accessibility for its success in the medicinal cannabis market. Rengifo highlights the potential for Puerto Rico to become a global leader in exporting high-quality medicinal cannabis, leveraging its existing pharmaceutical infrastructure and regulatory framework.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) faced criticism after falsely claiming a large gathering in Puerto Rico was a rally against corruption and for the ‘Alianza movement.’ The event was actually a festival organized by anti-colonial parties, prompting accusations of misleading social media users and using the event for her own political agenda.
This article argues that Democratic policies have negatively impacted Puerto Rico’s economy, leaving the island in a state of dependency and decline. It highlights the positive impact of President Trump’s America First policies, particularly in providing aid after Hurricane Maria and advocating for economic empowerment. The piece emphasizes the importance of choosing leaders who prioritize the well-being of Puerto Ricans and promote long-term solutions for the island.
The Kamala Harris campaign is using a controversial joke made by comedian Tony Hinchliffe at a Donald Trump rally to highlight Trump’s past actions and appeal to Latino voters. The ad features a clip of Hinchliffe’s offensive comment and contrasts it with Trump’s perceived lack of support for Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria. The campaign hopes to resonate with Puerto Rican voters in key battleground states.
El Nuevo Día, Puerto Rico’s leading newspaper, has endorsed Kamala Harris for president. This comes after a Trump supporter made derogatory remarks about Puerto Rico at a rally, sparking outrage and prompting the newspaper to criticize Trump’s stance on the island.
Comedian Tony Hinchcliffe sparked outrage at former President Donald Trump’s New York rally after he made a joke comparing Puerto Rico to a ‘floating island of garbage.’ The Trump campaign swiftly distanced itself from the remark, while the comedian doubled down on his controversial statement.
Former President Donald Trump held a massive rally at Madison Square Garden on Sunday, drawing criticism from New York City Mayor Eric Adams for promoting ‘hateful words’ from a comedian who made offensive jokes about Puerto Rico. Despite Trump’s praise of the mayor during the event, Adams condemned the use of hateful language, while the Trump campaign distanced itself from the comedian’s remarks.
Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez played Madden NFL on Twitch, using the platform to discuss political issues like Social Security and the treatment of working-class communities. Their reaction to a derogatory comment about Puerto Rico by comedian Tony Hinchcliffe highlighted the importance of engaging young male voters on platforms like Twitch.
VERANÓ Hotels + Resorts has appointed Pierre-Alex Maillard as the Area General Manager of VERANÓ San Juan, the first of three luxury lifestyle hotels opening in Puerto Rico. Maillard brings over two decades of experience in the luxury hospitality industry, including previous leadership roles in prestigious destinations like St. Barths, The Hamptons, and Miami. His expertise and proven track record make him the ideal candidate to guide the opening and management of VERANÓ San Juan, a hotel that promises to redefine luxury hospitality in San Juan.