Vol. 4 No. 23 Para ver este documento en español, oprima aquí. Admiral Believes Vieques Will Accept Navy Bombing, Calderon Disagrees On Plebiscite Timing, Navy Hopes Money Talks In Vieques Rossello Asks OAS To Help Define Puerto Rican Status, Hernandez Colon Proposes Constituent Assembly, Rossello: Status Plebiscite First HUD Assigns $130 Million In More Funds For P.R. Public Housing From left, Gov. Pedro Rossello and HUD Secretary Andrew Cuomo, accompanied by Resident Commissioner Carlos Romero Barceló and Secretary of State Angel Morey, on Wednesday signed an accord to give Puerto Rico increased federal funds for public housing. PHOTOS: Mabel Tossas ONGOING TOPICS & CATEGORIES:   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 ALSO IN THIS EDITION: Journalists Detained On Trespassing Charges, Navy Gives OK For Vieques Study, NRC Officials, Activists Clash Over Depleted Uranium In Vieques Vieques Dispute Underscores Problems Installations Face In Increasingly Populated Areas OFFICIAL U.S. - PUERTO RICO VIEQUES ACCORD Distance Between Main Candidates Diminishing, Poll Reveals Plaza Las Americas Thrives As Ambassador In Retail World PRIDCO: Holding Its Own Eight Abandoned Buildings In San Juan To Become 44 Affordable Rental Apartments Vieques: When Government Has No Accountability The People Suffer The Consequences by Herbert W. Brown III Committee on Resources' Bipartisan Report On 1998 Puerto Rico Political Status Vote Who Gains From Puerto Rican Nationalism? Profile: Appeal Of Texas Governor George W. Bush To The Hispanic Population In Texas And Florida The Big Enchilada: Special-Interest Groups: Democrats Are Courting Latinos. But Do They Really Know What They Want? The Year Of The Latino Voter? Only In Campaign Rhetoric Puerto Rico Mourns Passing Of Puente As A Native Son   Under statehood all Puerto Ricans would have been American taxpayers have forked over wealthier today, and the Commonwealth is costing them $6,000.00 more every year! subsidizing the Puerto Rico Commonwealth, and it's costing them $22,821,918.52 more each and every day of the year! PUERTO RICO SELF-DETERMINATION Puerto Ricans Earning Their Own Way - Puerto Rico Paying Its Own Way Self-Determination Legislation | Puerto Rico Herald Home Newsstand | Puerto Rico | U.S. Government | Archives Search | Mailing List | Contact Us | Feedback For inquiries or comments regarding the design and functionality of this site, please contact webmaster@puertorico-herald.org.