The new Permitting Law in Puerto Rico aims to streamline business operations, but high-risk projects will still face stringent pre-approval processes.
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The new Permitting Law in Puerto Rico aims to streamline business operations, but high-risk projects will still face stringent pre-approval processes.
Panama Conecta has launched a housing-damage reporting system following a significant earthquake that affected over 900 homes in Panama City.
Harry’s Tacos, established in 1985, continues to serve delicious Mexican cuisine in Santurce, making it a must-visit for expats and locals alike.
The bioluminescent bay in Vieques is losing its shine, potentially impacting the local tourism industry and the livelihoods of Santurce residents.
Juana Díaz is set to host the 2026 BSNF All-Star Game, bringing exciting basketball events to the community and inspiring future athletes.
Thousands of people in Farnham, Quebec, gathered to celebrate the pawpaw, a native fruit with a tropical taste, highlighting a movement towards reconnecting with local food sources.
Calgary provides a variety of activities from October 12 to 16, including hockey games, line dancing, and spooky tours, perfect for expats and digital nomads.
Salinas celebrated the 40th anniversary of Toñito Ledée's passing with a musical event, recognizing his contributions to salsa music and honoring his family.
The restoration of a historic Golden Signage from the former Pelinor Hotel in Santa Cruz de Tenerife has brought back a piece of the city's commercial heritage, adding a touch of nostalgia and charm to the area.
Schools in Panama City will be closed on Monday due to ongoing earthquake safety reviews, while electricity has largely been restored after recent outages, highlighting the importance of preparedness for natural disasters.
Local tourism expert Pablo Suárez offers practical advice and tips for expats and digital nomads in Santa Cruz de Tenerife based on the weather update for Monday, providing them with essential information to stay prepared for the variable conditions.
After a 7.7 magnitude earthquake near Tonosí, expats and digital nomads in Panama City are closely monitoring the situation, with basic services still unavailable in the affected town.
Tony Arbolino, a Moto2 rider, briefly stepped away from racing to sell grilled corn in Lombok, showcasing his adaptability and love for the local culture.
Rain warnings are in place for Panama City and surrounding areas, with the highest rainfall expected in Chiriquí and the Ngäbe-Buglé region. Stay informed and take necessary precautions to avoid potential hazards.
Denise Biong and Malick Jobe are bringing African culture to Santa Cruz de Tenerife through a diverse range of businesses, promoting a deeper understanding of the continent's rich and varied histories.