Every day, Puerto Ricans board planes at the Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport in San Juan, making a last-resort, one-way flight to the U.S. mainland. Since 2010, over 200,000 boricuas have moved to the U.S. to escape the grim economic landscape facing Puerto Rico. But a young group of Puerto Ricans has refused to leave, looking for untapped business opportunities in the midst of the crisis. For these entrepreneurs, the future is as bright as they can make it.
Featured image (clockwise): Natalia Figueroa, Moisés Cruz, Alan Tavares, Nestor Tavares (Photos by Andrea González-Ramírez)
Thanks for following your hearts and making sacrifices to preserve our island of enchantment and history.
Another thing make your island beautiful,we are a magnet for turism. Exploit this beauty. Be an ambassador of your country
Yes it’s true the portorricans need to liberate themsleves from this US corporations made in Puerto Rico PR pride is the best .Do not sell your island ,your land rent it if you need but not 4 ever don’t sell it just the produtcs.We sre survivors
Go organic too.Use solar power.Save the environment too.