Politics
WAPA TV in Puerto Rico is televising live the first debate among the four candidates running for governor of Puerto Rico. The debate in Spanish will be at 8 p.m. tomorrow. Stateside subscribers of WAPA America will also get to see the debate live from Puerto Rico.
To check out the debate online and for more information, go to www.wapa.tv.
Meanwhile, for those interested in Puerto Rico politics, make sure to vote in PRSUN's unofficial poll for Puerto Rico governor right here at www.prsun.blogspot.com.
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Monday, September 29, 2008
At the end of the day
Today's featured shot from the Puerto Rico Sun photo group is by haymaco.
Mysterious and beautiful 'end of day.'
Mysterious and beautiful 'end of day.'
Saturday, September 27, 2008
Tertulias Afternoon in El Barrio
Friday, September 26, 2008
Thursday, September 25, 2008
'Nuestras Abuelas' Exhibit in Massachusetts
Our art
The Nuestras Abuelas Project was launched in December 2007 in La Prensa of Western Massachusetts, a monthly bilingual newspaper founded by boricua Natalia Muñoz. Each month La Prensa runs a full page with pictures and text of a grandmother from Latin America. During September-October, the entire collection of photographs, creative text and personal objects will be presented together in exhibits at the Westfield and Holyoke Libraries.
The Nuestras Abuelas exhibition at UMASS, curated by Noemí E. Valentín, Waleska Santiago and Muñoz, is a celebration of the legacy of our grandmothers’ struggles, responsibility, work, and love through the eyes of their granddaughters. Focusing on the Latina and Puerto Rican women’s experience, the exhibit gives a glimpse of the world and times in which they lived, which today serve to inspire and motivate us.
Opening reception for the exhibit
Tomorrow, 5-7 p.m.
Free
Central Gallery
UMASS, Amherst
Music by Lorena Garay
The Nuestras Abuelas exhibit opens today and will run through October 25.
For more information,
http://www.umass.edu/fac/calendar/central/events/NuestrasAbuelas.html
(photo courtesy of Nuestras Abuelas Project)
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