University at Buffalo School of Law – Page 20

I Am More Than My Municipality

Each municipality in Puerto Rico has its own distinct flavor and feel. Already a small island, many Puerto Ricans derive

When Hurricane Maria’s Category 4+ winds slammed into Puerto Rico last September, they exposed serious issues with the island territory’s

Imagine experiencing a hurricane: you are terrified for your own safety, that of your loved ones, your property. You’re concerned

Puerto Rico is a beautiful and unique place. The only tropical rainforest in the United States is El Yunque in

As Puerto Rico enters its 4th month without fully reinstated power and water, crime rates have begun to soar, but

The Puerto Rico Recovery Assistance Legal Clinic has reached the halfway point of our January 2018 service learning trip to

Am I safe? Are my family members safe? What do I do if I am injured? These are the immediate

Growing up as a woman of Puerto Rican descent, I experienced firsthand the fascination with the Puerto Rican mystique on

When a natural disaster strikes, U.S. citizens often rely upon FEMA to respond. But when FEMA benefits end, people are

Puerto Rico’s relationship with agriculture is a good way to explore the island’s experience with colonialism. Understanding the changes in