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A typical Puerto Rican is a friendly, cheerful person that moves their hands a lot when talking or expressing an emotion. Usually, polite.

Most are Christian, Bilingual with education and probably work on turism, sports, or any art related profession.

This article describes a little on how most Puerto Ricans are.

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Even though Puerto Ricans don’t have a defined race, they are proud of their identity.

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A Changing Population: Understanding Puerto Rico’s Demographic Trends

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A Changing Population: Understanding Puerto Rico’s Demographic Trends

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Population in P.R. has shrank by 13.73% between 2000-2020. This article explains how these trends affects our economy, education and overall budget. Currently, there is 3.2 million of people living on our island.

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Financial Oversight and Management Board for Puerto Rico

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A Changing Population: Understanding Puerto Rico’s Demographic Trends - Financial Oversight and Management Board for Puerto Rico

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Using 2021 data from research firm Gaither International, the leading social media is Facebook, followed by WhatsApp, YouTube and Instagram. 25% of Puerto Ricans do not use mobile phone apps. Percentages and data changes depending on the age range. This article is very precise and interesting for the knowledge of social media usage in the island.

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How do Puerto Ricans behave digitally? Find out | Popular Blog

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By Juan Carlos Pedreira - Social Media Hub,Inc. For more than a decade we have experienced rapid growth in the use of smartphones and apps, which has brought us even closer to a world filled with digital services and social media. However, not everyone has incorporated these technologies to their everyday lives. How do Puerto Ricans behave digitally? Using January 2021 data from research firm Gaither International, here is some information that will allow you to determine on which social media or apps you’ll find the client profile you are looking for. This data will serve as the foundation to develop an effective promotion strategy for your business.

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This video shows you the top 10 places to visit and make your day an adventure in PR. From: Las Paylas Waterfall, Vieques Island, Rio Camuy Caves, Monkey Island, Old San Juan, Condado Lagoon, El Yunque Rainforest, Casa Bacardi, Distrito T-Mobile and Arecibo’s observatory you can enjoy and feel all the adrenaline of trying something new and the best thing is that you do not have to leave the island!

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This video guides you through all the microadventures or local activities you can experience at Culebra, PR. From water sports and beaches to historic museums and cay visits.

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Culebra Puerto Rico Travel Guide: 14 BEST Things To Do In Culebra

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https://www.nucamp.co/blog/coding-bootcamp-puerto-rico-pri-ranking-the-top-10-highpaying-tech-jobs-in-puerto-rico

While specific data on the most popular "dream job" in Puerto Rico is limited, certain professions are frequently highlighted as desirable. For instance, positions in the technology sector, such as Data Scientists and Software Engineers, are often cited as high-paying and sought-after roles on the island.

Additionally, the allure of creative professions has been noted, with roles like YouTubers and Influencers being mentioned as dream jobs by some individuals. However, it's important to recognize that achieving success in these fields can be challenging and may not be as glamorous as they appear.

Ultimately, the concept of a "dream job" varies widely among individuals, influenced by personal interests, skills, and career aspirations.

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I moved my family from mainland US to Puerto Rico for a dream job. The island life wasn’t what we expected.

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My family and I were looking forward to the dreamy island life in Puerto Rico. But we sometimes had no running water and faced a struggling economy.