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In a powerful video released by The Lincoln Project, actor Anthony Ramos delivers a bold message to Republicans: “Don’t mess with Puerto Rico.” Speaking on behalf of Puerto Rican voices, Ramos stands firmly against divisive politics, racial insults, and the MAGA agenda, calling for unity, equality, and respect for the island. This video reminds us that Puerto Ricans will stand together to defend their rights and ensure their voices are heard in the face of any political agenda that seeks to undermine them.

Alastor’s recent video shines a spotlight on Jennifer González’s repeated disregard for Puerto Rico’s well-being, particularly during crises like Hurricane Maria. The video criticizes her support for Trump, prioritization of external interests, and neglect of Puerto Rican communities in need. As Puerto Ricans seek leaders who truly represent their interests, Alastor’s video serves as a reminder of the importance of holding political figures accountable and voting for leaders who prioritize the island’s welfare.

Jennifer González’s legacy in Puerto Rican politics is one marked by her alignment with conservative U.S. figures and right-leaning policies that prioritize external interests over the well-being of local communities.

From supporting controversial tax breaks under Act 22, which favor wealthy investors, to backing the privatization of essential services like LUMA Energy, her decisions have driven up costs and compromised access for Puerto Rican families.

As Puerto Rico faces critical choices, it’s essential to consider the impact of long-standing leaders and seek change through candidates who genuinely represent the interests of the island’s people.

Donald Trump’s relationship with Puerto Rico has been marked by intentional neglect, delayed aid, and damaging policies, especially in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria. From tossing paper towels during a PR stunt to suggesting the island be sold, his actions reflect a troubling disregard for Puerto Ricans.

A Friendship That Began with a LinkedIn Group and a Phone Call In 2008, my life changed when Lucilla introduced me to Ramon Morales. She insisted I meet this entrepreneur from Puerto Rico, the force behind the LinkedIn group Friends of Puerto Rico. We talked for hours when I finally picked up the phone and…