El Nuevo Día

55 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Aaron Boone’s Yankees Tenure At Risk After Nine Title-Free Seasons · Opinion argues New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone should be dismissed after nine seasons without a World Series win.
• Opinion: AI is Super Intelligence, Not Super Evil · José Nicolás Medina Fuentes argues that AI is a tool for good or evil, rejecting the label of 'Super Intelligence' as sensational.
• Columnist Argues Politicians Redefine Slavery for Self-Interest · Alejandro Tagliavini critiques politicians for defining slavery based on their own interests rather than objective reality.
• Expert outlines avoidable common problems for small businesses · Juan Carlos Valda discusses avoidable operational risks facing small and medium enterprises.
• Julio César Hernández outlines Puerto Rico's three economic decapitalization waves · Author Julio César Hernández argues Puerto Rico faces three sequential economic decapitalization waves.
• Carlos Díaz Olivo outlines failures in Puerto Rican public administration · Opinion author Carlos Díaz Olivo identifies three flaws in Puerto Rico public governance.
• Opinion Argues Institutions Can Evolve While Retaining Core Principles · Columnist Héctor López Marcano discusses institutional change without lost identity.
• Rafael Bernabe Argues Climate Crisis Requires Democratic Socialization · Rafael Bernabe notes emissions still rise 30 years after climate crisis awareness began.
• Opinion Column Honors Public Servant Ramón Luis Rivera · Edwin García publishes opinion piece praising late public servant Ramón Luis Rivera.
• Natalie Pérez Luna questions who protects children in Guaynabo tragedy · Natalie Pérez Luna questions the system's failure to protect a child who killed his grandmother in Guaynabo.
• Opinion: AI Can Aid Thinking but Not Replace It, Author Cites PISA 2025 · Columnist argues technology helps but cannot replace critical thinking, citing PISA 2025 data
• Puerto Rico urged to adopt Europe's age-based social media restrictions for children · Francisco San Miguel urges Puerto Rico to follow Europe's proposal restricting children's social media access by age, with parent-managed accounts.
• María Marín Recalls Breakup After Shaming Ex-Boyfriend in Front of Friends · Columnist María Marín recounts how shaming an ex-boyfriend in front of friends ended their relationship.
• Puerto Rico's reading deficit demands urgent cultural priority, columnist argues · Gabriel Reyes Rivera argues Puerto Rico's reading deficit harms students and urges making the reading habit an urgent cultural priority.
• Postpartum Psychosis Column Calls for Risk Discussion Without Stigma · Juan Aníbal González Rivera writes that postpartum psychosis, highlighted by Lindsay Clancy's trial, needs destigmatized discussion.
• Why patients feel sleepy, nauseous, and confused after general anesthesia · Carlos Pérez Lugo explains that post-anesthesia grogginess, dry mouth, nausea, and confusion are normal as the body recovers.
• Rising costs force Puerto Rican families to choose between food and type 1 diabetes care · Krystal Pabón argues rising costs force Puerto Rican parents of type 1 diabetic children to choose between food and supplies.
• Wilberto Pagán Feliciano marks Sept 3, 2026 as unforgettable day for patient-caregiver mission · In an El Nuevo Día opinion column, Wilberto Pagán Feliciano calls September 3, 2026 a day no parent plans and says his mission to support patients and caregivers is being fulfilled.
• AfD wins Saxony-Anhalt election with 43.8%, CDU collapses, testing Germany's anti-far-right firewall · AfD won Saxony-Anhalt state election on 2026-09-06 with 43.8%, double its 2021 result, as CDU fell to 17.2%.
• Taisha Meléndez warns influenza risk remains underestimated, especially for schoolchildren · Taisha Meléndez argues in an El Nuevo Día column that influenza's public health impact remains underestimated, particularly among schoolchildren.
• Puerto Rico's Aging Power Grid Relies Too Heavily on Expensive Oil · Eduardo Bhatia argues Puerto Rico's electrical system is outdated and overly dependent on costly oil generation.
• Rain Relieves Drought, But Water Shortages Persist in Metro Area · Rain temporarily eases drought concerns, yet water supply issues remain in the metropolitan area.
• Puerto Rico needs new economic mindset to attract local capital · Joel Pizá argues Puerto Rico must abandon fears to invest in local economic development.
• Nine Years After Hurricane Maria: Moving Beyond Diagnosis to Action · Loreana González argues Puerto Rico must act on known reconstruction failures rather than continuing to diagnose them.
• Puerto Rico's 2027 Medicaid cliff threatens healthcare for over 1 million residents · Opinion column warns that Puerto Rico's Medicaid funding cliff in 2027 could strip healthcare access from over one million residents.
• Yolanda Morales Wong: LEGO Saved Itself by Choosing Relevance · Yolanda Morales Wong argues LEGO survived by prioritizing relevance over other business goals.
• AAA Needs Knowledge Management Strategy to Retain Employee Expertise · Gisela Álvarez argues the Puerto Rico water authority must treat employee knowledge as a strategic asset to prevent institutional loss.
• Columnist: Migration Status Shapes Legal Rights but Never Human Dignity · Columnist Jeniffer Martínez Medina argues migration status shapes legal rights but should never determine human dignity.
• Puerto Rico's Unique Conditions Support Global Agricultural Research · Puerto Rico's climate, location, and academic talent make it a vital global agricultural research hub.
• Elizabeth Ramos: AI Will Redefine Business Competitiveness and Opportunities · Elizabeth Ramos argues artificial intelligence will keep evolving to transform business and strengthen organizational decisions.