
Utuado
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Search complete. 7 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Utuado".
Oct 27, 2026
Yemen - Past & Present I Part 2: Puerto Rico I Part 2: Continuing push to introduce genetic modification in Australia I Analysis of the past month's events
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57:25Sasha Gillies-LekakisGUEST
In favour of independence, you would go to jail for at least three to five years, if not longer, if they decided to charge you with treason.
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57:32Sasha Gillies-LekakisGUEST
And there were a number of uprisings across the 1950s in two places, Jaiduja and Utuado, two towns in Puerto Rico, again, put down with at least 50 deaths and repressed by the United States.
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57:47Sasha Gillies-LekakisGUEST
Women in Puerto Rico... treated very, very terribly.
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57:50Sasha Gillies-LekakisGUEST
There were a number of illegal contraceptives trials.
Claro y de Frente - Viernes, 23 de octubre de 2026
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79:05Sonia Ivette Vélez ColónGUEST
Ahí donde están los centros judiciales, que con toda probabilidad nuestra ciudadanía conoce, eso es una región judicial.
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79:12Sonia Ivette Vélez ColónGUEST
Aguadilla, Mayagüez, Ponce, Guayama, Utuado, Arecibo, Bayamón, eh, Carolina, Humacao, Fajardo, San Juan, Aybonito.
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79:22Sonia Ivette Vélez ColónGUEST
Creo que más o menos las mencioné todas.
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79:23Anibelle SloanHOST
De memoria.
Before the Troops Came: Wall Street’s Stake in Puerto Rico
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14:22Edwin OrtizHOST
This brings us to one of the professor's most thought-provoking observations.
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14:27Edwin OrtizHOST
She describes letters from residents in Utuado opposing municipal borrowing because they feared placing obligations on generations not yet born.
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14:37Edwin OrtizHOST
Those letters deserve to be located and examined.
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14:41Edwin OrtizHOST
They could let us hear ordinary Puerto Ricans discussing the consequences of public debt, Their concern also challenges the idea that borrowing was always accepted as the natural answer to every public need.
CÓMO LOS CÓRSICOS SE CONVIRTIERON EN PUERTORRIQUEÑOS?
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0:54Edwin OrtizHOST
Durante el siglo XIX, numerosos inmigrantes corsos cruzaron el océano Atlántico buscando oportunidades económicas y un nuevo futuro.
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1:03Edwin OrtizHOST
Muchos se establecieron en Yauco, Ponce, Guayanilla, Adjuntas, Lares, Utuado y otras comunidades puertorriqueñas.
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1:13Edwin OrtizHOST
La presencia corsa llegó a ser tan importante en Yauco que el municipio comenzó a ser conocido como el pueblo de los corsos.
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1:22Edwin OrtizHOST
Pero esta historia va mucho más allá del café, los apellidos y la inmigración.
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17:59Edwin OrtizHOST
Al mismo tiempo, el sistema jurídico español permitía en ciertas circunstancias mecanismos limitados para solicitar protección, traslado, manumisión o eventual libertad.
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18:12Edwin OrtizHOST
Los corsos y el café puertorriqueño Dentro de aquel mundo complejo, las familias corsas comenzaron a establecerse en distintas partes de Puerto Rico.
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18:23Edwin OrtizHOST
Yauco se convirtió en el centro más conocido de la comunidad corsa, pero también hubo presencia en Adjuntas, Lares, Utuado, Guayanilla, Ponce y otras localidades.
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18:35Edwin OrtizHOST
Muchos corsos participaron en el desarrollo de la economía cafetalera.
HOW DID THE CORSICANS BECOME PUERTO RICAN?
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17:14Edwin OrtizHOST
Slavery denied freedom and imposed severe exploitation, while the particular Spanish legal system sometimes allowed enslaved individuals limited mechanisms to seek protection, transfer, manumission, or eventual freedom.
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17:30Edwin OrtizHOST
Forficans in Puerto Rico Within this complicated world, Corsican families established themselves in communities including Yauco, Adjuntas, Lares, Utuado, Guayanilla, Ponce, and other parts of the island.
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17:47Edwin OrtizHOST
Yauco became the best-known center of Corsican settlement.
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17:51Edwin OrtizHOST
Many immigrants became associated with coffee production.
ABDUCTEES & GOVERNMENT SPACE PROGRAMS - TONY RODRIGUES & JP & DANI HENDERSON
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10:44Jorge PabónGUEST
My grandpa had an experience in Puerto Rico.
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10:47Jorge PabónGUEST
Uh, my father had an experience in Utuado, Puerto Rico, interacting with these orbs as well.
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10:53Jorge PabónGUEST
So I think it's a multi-generational thing that was happening to me i, in my DNA that these things were happening.
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11:02Jorge PabónGUEST
And, and on top of that, on all these missions, uh, I joined the military, and I started going on more crazy, crazier missions like visiting, uh, the Atlantic on this massive naval ship that looks like a donut, and it has an elevator that takes you down into an ark.