@btnewsroom: "Laws are passed here take away our rights and benefit a very small, wealthy sector." More than a quarter of Puerto Rico's population is living without reliable water access right now. The government blames a severe drought and has rolled out rationing, leaving hundreds of thousands of people without a drop to drink for days at a time on a rotating schedule. But residents say golf courses are still being watered without interruption, and Puerto Rico's government just approved a $2 billion luxury development — complete with two more courses and hundreds of private residences. BT’s Luis de Jesus Reyes explains.
Trump, please give Puerto Rico to any sucker country that will take it. Maybe trade for Greenland
2026-08-06 20:36:04
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Alfonzo Gutierrez :
Dios los ayudará a salir adelante.
2026-08-07 06:27:39
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Erica.Irizarry :
Curaçao island takes water directly from the ocean and cleans it to make safe drinking water. Because the island has no large natural rivers or lakes, it relies on a process called desalination to turn sea water into clean tap water.
2026-08-07 12:19:37
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