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Choosing vacations destinations can become a stressful process. However, if the goal is to find locations outside of the United States and wan to travel to countries in the Caribbean and Latin America I have a few suggestions for you. Negril, Jamaica and Cancun Mexico are among the best vacations spots I have ever visited. The beaches, the accommodations, and the food is amazing in both countries.

Showing up in sea tempest attacked Puerto Rico since Maria's landfall, President Trump offered a healthy round of congrats to government help endeavors and expressed gratitude toward the island's representative. In any case, the president likewise recommended Maria was not a "genuine calamity," made an odd and misdirecting correlation with the loss of life from Hurricane Katrina, and clowned about how the sea tempest would influence the government spending plan. “Puerto Rico survived the hurricane," President Trump rightly says, and "Now a financial crisis looms largely of their own making." Hard words, but true.

Pablo Camacho was one of my old family friend who lives in Puerto Rico, since that’s where my family’s from. He used to be my dad’s family accountant who ran all the numbers and did all the financial operations of the business. Since my dad moved away from the island, we still keep in touch because of how close they were. Therefore, I thought this was the perfect person to vex or ask him questions for my interview. I have to disclose that Puerto Rico’s primary language is not English and I had to translate this interview from Spanish. I did my best in translating everything and summarizing it.

Have you ever wished you had a ticket to anywhere in the world, if you have where would you go? If I had a ticket to anywhere I would go to Great Wolf Lodge. I would go to Great Wolf Lodge because when I was younger I never got to go and I’ve always wanted to go.

The United States gained control of the island of Puerto Rico as a result of the Spanish American war in 1898, claiming its intention to "free" the island from Spanish colonialism. When the United States took possession of the island, Puerto Rico became merely that, a controlled possession given little or insignificant power in many facets of Puerto Rican life. In a matter of a few months, Puerto Rico moved from being a Spanish possession to an American one, and this changing of hands had many implications on the status of Puerto Rico, politically economically, and socially.

Costa Rica is a very beautiful and unique place. It was my first time going there and I loved it! It was much different than the United States in ways I didn’t mind or even enjoyed. We saw many things and went many places while we were down there. I am ready to go back again already and do new, exciting things. However, we did a lot while we were down there.

What's a common location that comes up in discussion when someone thinks of a destination to get away from all the hustle and bustle of the Main land of the United States? Normally Puerto Rico isn't too far away from conversation. Puerto Rico is a beautiful place with the perfect climate and many historical sites to take that getaway that you have always wanted. Today we will discuss major issues in/of Puerto Rico, the significance of this research and data sources, and lastly I will describe the data collected and research found during my inquiry on the region known as Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico's local Taíno population whose hunter and gatherer predecessors settled the island over 1,000 years previously the Spanish arrived called it Borinquén, and referred to themselves as boricua, a term that is as yet utilized today. Amid his second expedition to the Indies in 1493, Christopher Columbus restored a few Taíno prisoners to Borinquén and asserted the island for Spain, calling it San Juan Bautista. In 1508, Juan Ponce de León established the main European settlement, Caparra, close to a bay on the island's northern drift; Caparra was renamed Puerto Rico or "rich port" in 1521.

Puerto Rico was first annexed into the United States in 1898 after the Treaty of Paris in 1889 was signed and gave the U.S 3 countries from Spain. Puerto Rico being one of them. Puerto Rico is a beautiful territory but, the fact of the matter is the U.S cannot take on the territory for reasons like the; U.S would add on another debt to the. People in Puerto Rico are already granted U.S citizenship rights and can join the military. Finally Puerto Rico's unemployment Rate far exceeds the United States meaning the unemployment rate would rise incredibly. Even if the federal income from the island would benefit the county there are still to many inadequate factors to consider.

There are both pros and cons to allowing Puerto Rico to become a state. Firstly, I will weigh the pros. As a country Puerto Rico has a high population, this can contribute positively to the United States in many ways. As a state, Puerto Rico would bring badly-needed money to the American economy. As of right now, American debt to other countries is a big issue, one that is being heavily discussed in our presidential race, right now.

Since Puerto Rico was first discovered by Christopher Columbus on November 19, 1493, and Spanish colonization ensued in 1508, Puerto Rico has experienced all of these pressures of identity and culture.

Over time Puerto Rico has been borrowing money from private investors and multiple countries. The time has come for them to pay these investors and countries back, but Puerto Rico does not have the funds to pay them back. Puerto Rico is in high debt that is over 69 billion U.S. dollars caused by the massive amounts of money borrowed from investors, as well as depending on the citizen’s tax money to pay it off; causing an increase in taxes which caused people to flee to the mainland (U.S.).We propose that Puerto Rico should no longer borrow money from other countries, do not raise taxation, and keep the amount of taxes that the citizen of Puerto Rico have to pay realistic. Lastly, we must educate the children who are interested in governmental positions and make sure

Just before noon on a blustery January morning, on a shore of Lagos Dos Bocas, a lake between the towns of Arecibo and Utuado in Central Puerto Rico, fourteen-year old Consuela Flores, skinny legs and knobby knees slashing through thick, green foliage, ran as fast as she could through the lush undergrowth of a Caribbean rain forest. Avoiding the walking trails, the angular teen could hear her pursuer's footsteps gaining on her. Glancing over her shoulder, Consuela stumbled across an above-ground root of a young kapok tree. Trying to regain her balance, she leaned backwards, just before a hand on her shoulder jerked her off her feet. Wrapping his arms around her before wrestling her to the ground, Consuela's fifteen year old cousin, Enrique Maturin straddled her waist, then pinned her arms above her head before leaning toward her with a sweaty, heavy breathing smirk. Half-screaming, half-laughing in gasping fits, Consuela continued struggling to get away before gasping in a mixed dialect of Puerto Rican Spanish, "Okay, I'm caught, let mi go!"

The politics of Puerto Rico takes place in the framework of a republican democratic form of government that is under the jurisdiction and sovereignty of the United States as an organized unincorporated territory.

Gloria, Noriega, and Enrique were a family that lived in 349 Arecibo Street in San Juan, Puerto Rico. They had an elderly cat named mao who on September 19, 2017, desperately meowed and meowed. This day was when category five hurricane Maria was predicted to make an unprecedented and catastrophic landfall in the island.