Vol. 5 No. 16 Para ver esta página en español, oprima aquí. Puerto Rico Sues To Halt Navy Bombing Health Risk To Vieques Kids', Groups Seek To Stop Practices In Court, Noise Law Aimed At Bombing, DOD: Vieques Accord Valid, PIP Ready To Re-Enter Restricted Areas, USS Enterprise Battle Group To Train April 27th Civil Disobedience Not Ruled Out, Calderon Visits Florida, Navy Debuts Radio Show On Bombings, Vieques Girds To Protest Exercises, Navy Rapped By 'Disappointed' Pataki, Archbishop: Renewal Shows A Lack Of Respect 150 Years Later, Latinos Finally Hit The Mainstream Antonio Villaraigosa, the Los Angeles mayoral candidate, carries his daughter, Natalia, after finishing first in the primary on. He could be the city's first Latino mayor since 1872. PHOTO: The Associated Press 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: Noise Regulations Will Break Vieques Accord Island In Limbo: Emotions Flare As Puertoricans Debate Future Of Naval Bombing Range Plan For Vieques Strikes Could Bring Showdown Just The Facts, Guv Go Or Stay? Vieques Must Say Puerto Rican Pols Are Pataki's Patsies DOD Briefings, Senate Hearings OFFICIAL U.S. - PUERTO RICO VIEQUES ACCORD Congressional Roadblocks Delay Puerto Rico’s Future U.S. Department Of Justice Constitutional Status Analysis President's Task Force On Puerto Rico's Status Memorandum: Resolution Of Puerto Rico's Status For Puerto Rico, Case Is Life, Death Convents Are Praying For Recruits Hip-Hop And Salsa Make A Lively Dance José Feliciano Transcending Time & Space SBL Readies For 2001 Season EDB: Big Plans For The ‘Little’ Bank Prepa Posts $2.03 Billion In Revenue Prepa Plants Top EPA’s 10 Worst Violators Fine-Tuning Measures At State Insurance Fund To Bear Fruit By 2003 PUERTO RICO PROFILES Public Lives: Thriving on Noise, Political or Otherwise Does A Latino Community Exist? Hispanic Voter Is Vivid in Parties' Crystal Ball Hispanics Lack Clout   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.