AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPuerto Rico Water Crisis: Water rationing begins in San Juan and other major cities after a historic drought drained reservoirs, with residents preparing for a 48-hour schedule. Arts & Community: Mission Hill Arts Festival keeps rolling with “Rhythm,” pairing performances with audience dialogue and community connection, with two shows left this month. Sports & Pride: Cuba’s women’s handball team defended its Santo Domingo 2026 crown, beating hosts 35-15, while Puerto Rico’s teams kept pushing in the medal rounds. Culture Through Music: Bronx event “Salsa Under the Stars” drew about 300 people for Latin jazz and salsa, highlighting salsa as a community-building force. Citizenship Fight: New U.S. executive orders renew pressure on birthright citizenship and “birth tourism,” raising fresh fears for migrants and families, including in Puerto Rico. Local Business & Jobs: Medplus Solutions says it invested over $5M to expand tech and staff in Puerto Rico, boosting specialized roles and international growth. Youth & Economy: A new Youth Misery Index finds Puerto Rico’s ages 20–24 hit worse economic conditions than the general population, tied to unemployment and lost purchasing power.
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