Vol. 5 No. 39 Para ver esta página en español, oprima aquí. Calderon To New York, Chicago & Washington D.C., CRB Persecuted?, Congress Postpones Referendum Decision, Governor: Navy Exit `More Difficult', Inhofe Withdraws Live Fire Amendment, U.S. House: Navy’s Stay Could Be Extended, Vieques Residents Disagree Pesquera Returns As NPP President, Compensation For Relatives Of Attack Victims, Tourism Co. Announces New Campaign, Navy Resumes Exercises, Green: Committed To Economic Development, First Puerto Rican Reservists Activated, Calderon Now Defends Referendum Ferrer And Green Head For Runoff In Mayoral Race; Bloomberg Wins 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: Terrorist Attacks Inflict Pain On Puerto Rico PUERTO RICO PROFILES Diana Padro…Jose Orlando Calderon A Player Will Always Remember The Driver Of Car 61 At Fort Drum, Family and Nuptial Worries Display The Flag Feud Takes Back Seat For Now Is Puerto Rico Willing To Give America What It Really Needs? Vieques Issue Is Put On Hold Pataki To The Forefront? Perspective No Longer As It Was Before Sept. 11 Will Bush Stand Fast For Vieques? OFFICIAL U.S. - PUERTO RICO VIEQUES ACCORD California Legislature Passes Resolution Supporting Self - Determination Advancing Cause Of Hispanic Women Hispanics Outgrow Labels Latin American Immigrants Flood Miami Puerto Rican Art Through Children's Eyes Lopez Returns To Roots For Concert The War On Terrorism Will Ignite An Economic BOOM When The Going Gets Tough… Rivera Proposes Personal Loan Rate Cap Of !0% Above Prime Rate The GOP Could Win Puerto Rican Votes Latin Lesson Celebrating The Legacy Of Casals In His Beachfront Villa   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 questions or problems regarding this site, please contact webmastr@puertorico-herald.org. Business•Economics•Finance | Vieques | Sports & Entertainment | Puerto Rico Report | Forum | Status | Island Politics Congress and the President | Plebiscite | Citizenship | Culture, Heritage Language | Puerto Rico Profiles | The Local Scene | Travel