guest_4389 : anybody who thinks that we would not protest, we won on September 12 2004.The people voted no on that day they should have that in mind.WE will continue to have election and that made up board by the president not the other way around.Now take that to court.
guest_4389 : The new elected President as well mr. Quiles they sold us out they sign papers saying that they will go along with them in order to be candidates to run for the presidency.Mr cardona and Jose quiles forgot the Puerto rican community,They shuold have told the people what was going on.then fight stand up for us we put our trust on those that are elected thinking they will do the right thing.Now we have a board and a committee.they forgot us the prople who votes we are going to protest against anyb
EL Macho Lindo de : Para mi gente.El tiempo ha venido para sacar la basura que queda en la casa Boricua. Y recuerden este es el macho lindo de la Division.
guest_9268 : A message for the Puerto Rican community. We the people need to stand up and form a committee. For the removal of the old president and his people of the Puerto Rican House. It is time for our people to stand up and say Presente. We have voted in a new president that proudly represents our community. Let's ask our self but one question. Why did we vote for a new president if our voices are not being respected? Just like economy something has to change.
guest_2443 : right lets organize and let these Puerto rican artist from our community show their art with out being charge,I don't belive that they have that in mind.New and old committee.
guest_1947 : let organize and start a nueva fraternidad Puertorriquna where these puerto RICA ARTIST
guest_649 : Lets talk about the people that keep on ripping off the community. Let's point at MIKEY SANCHEZ.That(THIEF)and i quote form the Webster Dictionary "One that steals".Selling the computers from the Casa Boricua.I hope you saved bond money and do not drop the soap. Whats wrong are you scared to lose your social status in the community or is it that you are broke? This is from the Puerto Ricans that care about our community. Mikey Sanchez out of the Puerto Rican House. We want true leadership n
guest_1947 : tHEY SOULD BE THE FIRST IN LINE TO PROTEST AGAINST THESE BOARD MEMBERS.I know plenty of these artist but they be charge an arm and leg to show their art.
guest_8011 : Why not showcase more art by local PR and Latino artists? There are plenty in the community.
guest_1947 : Vamos ha unirnos en protesta pasiva y que den repuesta a nuestra demandas.Llevarlos a una corte civil donde se formalisen cargo de fraude,enganos y que no constituyen normas legales sin tomar al pueblo encuentas.
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A decision was made without any input and great
disregards to our community. President Mike Sanchez and others attempted to call
off Elections for the 2008 President of the parade…………
Without any success, a “DEAL” was struck to
support ONE candidate after many of the announced candidates dropped
out. In favor of their support he joined and accepted outgoing president's
support.
It’s fitting that while reading the Chicago Suntimes I happen to stumble
upon an all to familiar name, a Roberto Rivera one of the eight arrested in a
1.6M Cook County theft scheme. This is the very same person that has been
eluding me since 2005.
Three former Cook County government employees and five others have
been charged with stealing as much as $1.6 million, including more than
$500,000 from taxpayers.
The county workers accused in the fraud scheme are employees of Cook
County Board President Todd Stroger's job training program, known as
the President’s Office of Employment Training, or POET.
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What is Paseo Boricua?
Paseo Boricua, which stretches along Division Street from Western
Avenue to Mozart, represents a microcoosm of the Puerto Rican
historical and cultural experience. The 50 light poles adorned with
laser-etched wrought iron banners, representing images of the three
cultural experiences that define the Puerto Rican people (the Taino,
Spanish and West African,) the 16 placitas along the walkway; and the
variety of businesses with a Puerto Rican accent, all testify to this
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