Vol. 6 No. 13 Para ver esta página en español, oprima aquí. Serrano Attacks Government, Navy Suit Undecided, Pesquera Asks Calderon To Facilitate Practices, Pataki: Exercises Will End In ’03, Gov’t In Dialog With Navy, Serrano: Civil Disobedience Is Only Solution, Vieques Case To Federal Court, Bush Nominates Carmona Surgeon General, Governor: Reacts To Arrests, Keeps Watch On Clean Money Bill Pesquera: Guilty Must Face Consequences, Former La Fortaleza Officials Indicted, Noriega: Blue Ribbon Will Survive Challenge, SEC Begins Auditing The PDP, Treasury Warns Of $191M Deficit, Court OKs Commission, McClintock Refers Alleged PIP Irregularities To Ethics, FEC Reveals Excess Acevedo Vila Donations, Colonels Inspect Vieques Zones, Pro-Navy Movement Active Hispanic Candidates Emerging As Contenders Nationwide In 2002 "Bombs away"? No way! Should the U.S. Navy Resume Live-fire Exercises on Vieques? ONGOING TOPICS & CATEGORIES:   . Puerto Rico Herald Departments: . Updated Archives . Self-Determination Legislation . Newsstand . Puerto Rico Facts . U.S. Government . Feedback . Join Mailing List . 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: Calderon Gets A Federal Boost Don't Look To Dominicans To Save Ailing Puerto Rican Winter League Corrupt To The Core? Experts Expect Governor’s Investment Proposal To Lose/Not Attract Investment To The Commonwealth Committee Formed To Study Proposed Electoral Reform Savor "Golden Moments'' At Las Casitas Village Trinidad Set To Fight Fishy Business Exploring Latin Fashion In The Real World Officials Detail Orlando Man's Role In Scheme PUERTO RICO PROFILES A Man of Many Professions: Richard Henry Carmona Federal Government Frees $165M For Urban Train. U.S. Justice Department Assigns $7.5M To Police Drawing Race-Based Lines Is Problematic Bitter Medicine: Proposed Fiscal Measures Are Unpopular, May Not Bring In Expected Revenue And Could Stymie Economic Recovery Wanted: Private Sector Leadership Quintero: Education Reform Aims To Reinforce Skills Chamber Of Commerce Calls On Government To Trim Spending Medtronic’s New $28M Expansion To Create 300 Jobs Computer Gallery Inks New Deals Hispanic Businesses Enter Mainstream Economy Power Speaks Spanish In Texas Latino Groups Seek a Top Democratic House Post Political Representation Trails Population Growth A Ray Of Light For Hispanic Authors Hispanic AIDS-HIV Rates Troubling Navy Denies Call To Extend Vieques Exercises Until 2006 Rivera’s Health Care Workers' Union Endorses Pataki Navy Plans To Improve Training Sites In Florida, Other States The Problem With Mayor Bloomberg   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