Vol. 5 No. 14 Para ver esta página en español, oprima aquí. Vivoni Wouldn’t Care If Tons Of Drugs Went To The States, "Extravagant Expenses" In San Juan, Kucinich, Waters To Visit, San Juan Loses Population, NPP Asks Burgos To Resign Post, U.S. Legislators Invited Ramirez Wants Increased Vieques Protection, President Bound To Agreement, Bush Meets With Hispanic Caucus, Pataki To Visit Vieques, Delgado Is Seen As Hero, Last Term For Burgos, Puerto Rico Sees Racial Breakdown Vietnam War Veteran Celebrates Life Carlos Diaz, who lost his legs due to a landmine, celebrated Puerto Rican Vietnam Veterans' Day and said he holds no grudge on life or the government for having to bear the mark of war. ONGOING TOPICS & CATEGORIES:   . Puerto Rico Herald Departments: . Updated Archives . Self-Determination Legislation . Newsstand . Puerto Rico Facts . U.S. Government . Feedback . Contact Us! . Write your Member of Congress in Support of Puerto Rico Self-Determination! House of Rep. Member Web Sites Senate Member Web Sites Write Your Rep. Write your Senator -RELATED LINKS- Congressional Hispanic Caucus League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) MORE LINKS Know anyone who might enjoy the Puerto Rico Herald? Please ... Let them know!   Full Name Email You Friend ALSO IN THIS EDITION: Statehood Party Falls On Hard Times Puerto Rico: Unfinished Business Of American Democracy By Pedro Rossello CEF-US: Pataki’s Latest Actions Concerning Puerto Rico Hypocritical The Invisible Citizens U.S. Department Of Justice Constitutional Status Analysis President's Task Force On Puerto Rico's Status Memorandum: Resolution Of Puerto Rico's Status Pataki Plays Pentagon Bases Caught In Environmental Squeeze, Wildlife Regulations Can Hinder Training Marine Manoeuvers With The Fleet - 1923 DOD Briefings, Senate Hearings OFFICIAL U.S. - PUERTO RICO VIEQUES ACCORD PUERTO RICO PROFILES Ramonita Torres: A Woman Of Strength Breaking Rank With Latino Allies, USHCC Endorses Bush Tax Plan Hispanic Influence Seen In Florida California Census Confirms Whites Are in Minority, Texas May Soon Follow Puerto Ricans Welcome MLB Opener Rangers' Rodriguez Tours Homeland Retailers Sing The Blues Future Tourism Projects In Jeopardy Julio International Inc. To Spring Global Expansion From Puerto Rico Flexible Packaging Group Inaugurates Its 10th Operation In Las Piedras "None of the Above": Puerto Rican Politics and Culture in the New Millennium Unspoiled Beaches Draw Laid-Back Visitors To Vieques Puerto Ricans Confront Race Issue   PUERTO RICO SELF- DETERMINATION Puerto Ricans . . . Earning Their Own Way • Puerto Rico . . . Paying Its Own Way American taxpayers have provided $ subsidizing the Puerto Rico Commonwealth, and it's costing them $22,821,918.52 more each and every day of the year! For inquiries or comments regarding the design and functionality of this site, please contact webmaster@puertorico-herald.org.