Si los puertorriqueños no nos unimos nos pasara como a hawaii, esta gente no puede venir como Juan por su casa q sacarnos y gentrificar nuestra tierra, despierta boricua!!!!!!!
Por eso PR necesita un estatus que sean los propios puertorriqueños que controlen y decidan quien puede vivir o no en PR, comprar propiedades y bajo que condiciones. Miren a Curazao o Aruba. Un holandés no puede mudarse para allá sin llenar requisitos y pagar un permiso. Con el estatus actual y con la estatidad, no hay posibilidad de nada de eso
Si los puertorriqueños siempre nos debemos mantener unidos, pero haci como siempre todo queda en manos de nuestros politicos.. Ellos todos y en especial el gobernador debe siempre mantener el bienestar del puertorriqueño como su meta y punto principal. No se puede permitir que el politico se deje influenciar por las cantidades del dinero que se presenten, el pueblo tiene que tener su voz en estas decisiones o nos vamos a quedar sin poder encontrar precio razonable en la isla (o impuesto). Asi sucedio con Hawaii.
Thank you so much! You are exposing truth in a professional, serious and intelligent manner. Keep educating people ( puertorricans like me included) and using your voice to be an advocate! Blessings
For those that don’t know, if you are not Puerto Rican or of Puerto Rican descent, and you make Puerto Rico your permanent residence by residing on the island for at least half the year, you are exempt from paying Capital Gains taxes on investments. You pay taxes on other income, but for people with a lot of wealth and investment income, not paying capital gains enables the wealthy to invest in stocks and crypto more profitably. While other traders must pay capital gains, these wealthy new residents, don’t pay a cent and can buy and sell freely thus optimizing their investments. Edit: There are caveats that let Puerto Ricans benefit if they setup businesses that export services. I was not aware of this.
Yeah you keep thinking that way. When the IRS starts messing the 100s of millions in capital gains s tax they will remember that Puerto Rico is in America and if They continue this way...we are all moving to the mainland. Pick your poison since this country is racist and exploit everything.
Yes! A former boss of mine, went to PR, to declare residency. I thought this was odd, cause Puerto Ricans, were leaving, and my former boss was arriving. Thank you, for clearing this up.
Bianca, keep pressing on the good work you do. You were meant for this by the power of God. Keep up your campaign to let each and every Puerto Rican know that they must convey the message that Puerto Ricans will not give up our island, our roots, our heritage, our culture. That we want to keep Puerto Rico Puerto Rican. That we do not want to water down and diminish our culture. That we do not want the Puerto Rican culture to become extinct. That the Puerto Rican culture must remain the Puerto Rican culture. These words must be expressed and conveyed strongly in your campaign travels. Muchas bendiciones por tu trabajo y tus logros.
I was born in Dorado and I understand what a beautiful place it is; The community, the views, the food, everything, but it's sad to see how many people are trying to get us natives out and trying to take advantage of this beautiful community we have grown together. The beaches are for the community, not for rich people. We need to stop this, #SAVEPUERTORICO
Love what you are doing getting the information out there that everyone tends to ignore and that even though we are US Citizens we are still being treated less than the lower class in the US. Now, I was wondering if you could look at things on how bad is going on in Cuba. In my opinion I think that us as Puerto Ricans "LA otra Ala de de la paloma" should help them to carry their voices of cries for a change in the Communists regime.
That's fuckin Bullshit. Puerto Ricans need to get ALL of these TAX EVADERS OUT PAY YOUR TAXES OR GET OUT OF PR...... If PR is made a STATEHOOD then all these SNAKE TAX EVADERS will leave PR
I saw that video where he appears. And they all started laughing at the comments about him moving to PR. And THAT is proof that all of them were right. Instead of educating themselves to why a lot of Puerto Ricans are angry about it, they just laugh at the issue and do whatever the f they want. I don’t have a problem with someone being rich, wealthy, millionaire.... The problem is them abusing their power and exploiting communities.
You know things don't work like in the island and if they start pushing people here like they do on the mainland they'll end up dead unless they're always locked inside their houses in Dorado or Palmas del Mar.
@@RealengoPrimordialDemon They don’t know shit about PR. It’s only a paradise for the rich cause they’re always on the wealthy side of the island. They pretend they care, but they never wanna come close to the Puerto Ricans deep inside the island: the more than 80% who struggle in here. They stay far away from us. They think they own the place until they come across with the “bichote”. They’ll run and won’t comeback. They’ll handle their business in another land lol.
@@honeyandlavender_ I have friends who deal with real state here, most gringos move to areas with other gringos cause they don't mix with the locals, after 3 years they get bored of the same places and people and leave, that's the reason they haven't overrun the whole Caribbean. Same happens to them in basically any other countries, they don't learn the language and culture of the place they move in and end up being basically prisoners inside their gringos colony areas.
@@honeyandlavender_ also people here won't put with noisy gringos telling them what to do in their houses, most gringos knows that their white privilege doesn't work here.
I am Puertorrican and I buying land and house pretty soon. All the Puertorricans I know on the main land are saying the same. No body is going to take our island. We gonna take it back
Bianca. You should consider doing a video on Puerto Rico’s financial control board. Aside from PR’s recent natural disasters as well as the consequences of the recent pandemic, the single costliest event in the island’s modern history has to be the reckless government management practices that led to a federal oversight group that seeks to make PR bond debt holders whole by means of fiscal austerity policies. Unpopular but in place for several years now, this event has led to a massive brain drain as well as a complete forfeit of what little national political sovereignty PR had. Today, it is irrelevant who you vote for on the island, given that politicians have almost zero decision making power in lieu of this board.
People's love you cause how honest and real you are and that you are not scared to show the truth about what this big companies and government and doing to us as a people. God bless. You and don't fall into capitalize... Puerto rock love!
I'm a "jíbaro" born and raised in the southern slopes of el Yunque. I agree, Puerto Rico looks like a third-world country. I wish the people who live in the island would see it as well and do more to get rid of the garbage, overgrown grass, broken sidewalks, abandoned buildings, graffiti, decrepit infrastructure, unreliable utilities, loud noises and disorderly traffic. We all deserve a high standard of living, but it doesn't come automatically, it has to be worked upon. Unfortunately, many structures for business, living, or infrastructure in the island look neglected, becoming eyesores. Hopefully, the rich that are coming down will help with the cleaning.
That's a really horrible predicament Puerto Rico is in politically and having one of the Paul, s turn up as well. There goes the neighborhood. Good luck Bianca
"I see the peasants are poaching our coconuts again, Jeeves.. summon the stinger drones, i'm ready for some sport.. and put it up on the home theater screen, would you?"
Come to Cape Town, South Africa. The rich and the elites are playing us, and politicians are too adraid to tackle them, and the bourgeoisie are extremely loyal to their financial backers.
Puerto Rico isn't getting gentrified cause all those rich people are moving to the rich neighborhoods in Condado, Dorado and Palmas del Mar in Humacao, if Puerto Rico ever becomes a state then there's a great risk of gentrification but unlike Americans I'm sure if that happens you will have a great push back from the locals and Americans are too cowardly when faced with danger.
@Pedro Ivan Sanchez being a blessing to lazy people like you that want a easy thing, if you don't live here you shouldn't have a opinion in a matter that doesn't affects you, this problem is between real puertoricans and the opinion of fake people like you don't have any value.
Why would rich people move to PR if it becomes a state? The only reason to go there now is because of the zero capital gains taxes, when that disappears, they disappear.
@@zedzed5276 don't worry, Puerto Rico never is becoming a state. The US is too racist to have a state full of brown people talking Spanish, the moment we stop being profitable to them they will drop us faster than Omniman killing Red Dash.
@@RealengoPrimordialDemon As a fellow Puerto Rican. I think you're a damned fool. We already have several states with brown people speaking Spanish. Namely New Mexico, Arizona, parts of Commiefornia, etc.
In Puerto Rico the government has the necessary financing and we all pay enough taxes, we are far from being a tax haven. That that we are being displaced from our country is a populist discourse without validation, and we have equality before the law, less segregated impossible. If Logan Paul or anyone else wants to come to Puerto Rico, they are free to do so, I don't see the problem in it as long as it respects the law. We must stop being involved in the lives of others.
I'm sorry that rich immigrants are raising the value and pushing residents out. We have the opposite problem in California. Immigration is LOWERING the value of living there and people are fleeing.
I've gone to bed crying because my own land has become a place where outsiders are treated fairer and kinder by the institution thay is meant to serve us and treats us like a disease, it is so frustrating to be a 20-something in this time because we've been forced to submit to the fact that no matter what we say or do, how hard we work, we will never be able to say "we bought a house" like those before us did
Idk bro, a lot of my family members have been moving back to pr. And a few of my cousins hooked they houses up. I mean water and electricity has always been in and out but that's expected. My family lives in guayama from both parents side and I went to pr every summer growing up during school summer break. Love pr and proud to be boricua 💯🇵🇷
This is why gentrification is such a sore topic for many. You have neighborhoods that are usually minority majority. Theyve built up the sense of community and character of these areas. You'll have around 50% who own and 50% who rent. As the neighborhood becomes a hot commodity after being ignored by local government and big buisness. You'll have outsiders who get the benefit of the doubt in society such as better loan rates and more disposable income buying up the property which they can afford 2-6xs more elsewhere but they are predatory in your neighborhood. You'll get " karens" moving in being uptight about things people in the area never took issue with like families enjoying weekend get togethers with music, bbq, etc. We also see a issue with private equity firms buying up properties and pricing americans out forcing so many to be life time renters.
Man, in Puerto Rico it's cool to speak about replacement theory. If you're an American in America and you worry about immigrants displacing your culture, you're a racist. It's almost like it's on purpose.
You mean white displacement? Be specific dont hide the entire story. White people are afraid of being a minority and want to retain power, right? Dont mince words
It is the policy makers and those who keep the policies the same year after year which are the ones who assist with continuing to keep our people suppressed and in this condition.
I can see it, I went to Crashboat after 8 years outside.... It looks like shit worse than ever, the benches etc and showers etc are now in disarray and half of the people at the beach were Gringos. every time I see gringos on beaches I used to go to, they have greatly deteriorated.
Only people with a desire to continue being poor complain about people with money moving into an area or county. Their money creates opportunities for those who chose to make or add value to the incoming money!
Watching your videos, I can sense that you don't want people from the States to move to Puerto Rico. Also, you feel Puerto Rico should become independent from the US. Puerto Rico is in a very difficult and unusual situation. I would support an independent Puerto Rico. Good luck.
The problem I have is how Bórícuas misplace their distractions on is gringo Bórícuas instead of the people actúalas dislocating natives. That’s why I don’t identify as Bórícua because there’s a lot of racism within.
I blame it on the government not the people who are moving there. Who wouldn’t love Puerto Rico?! Also, many (not all) Puerto Rican’s have a complacent mindset, in not wanting to progress but get upset when other people from “outside” make the island look beautiful. I say if they want to move here tax them and hold our government officials accountable with the new stream of revenue.
I live in the USA iowa I never knew alot of the information that you share. This is crazy I feel horrible for everyone dealing with all this. Usa is garbage always taking what isn't there's. 😢
Were all my Puerto Ricans with money at? You are the influence! Do more for your country instead of selling it to developers! Mas agricultura!Viva la Tierra Taína!
Hola ! Mi nombre es Misael soy natural de Bayamon 60 años Casado .pero resido en Vega alta pueblo costero.por mas de 30 Años y te siento profundamente en mi Corazon .pues a mi edad e aprendido a valorar dnd Dios me dio el privilegio de nacer en un paraiso. Puerto Rico !!uno de tantos en el mundo los cuales estamos destruyendo.esa misma gente los ricos con su dinero dañado la naturaleza a gusto.por eso estamos jo!:×%: .Bueno rec en isla de cabra. Los cobitos habian miles y grandes ya no hay y si alguno diminutos. Asi estamos.
If I had the money, I would buy all the land for the locals there like you Bianca. Then you can manage them all properly. Buy teaching conservation and sustainability with farming, etc.
Not being displaced. I am Puerto Rican high school and college. I left because I had more opportunities in the states than in PR like many, many of my college classmates. I plan like others to go back. But not displaced
With fewer rich people bringing jobs and adding money to the local economy, Puerto Rico would be more poor. Rich people aren’t displacing Puerto Ricans, a bad economy is. That’s why more Puerto Ricans decided to leave PR than stay…most people of Puerto Rican descent live outside PR. There are abandoned properties in EVERY neighborhood in the whole island, even the nice ones. This post is just envy masquerading as social justice. They’d rather everybody be poor instead of being a little better off and living on the same island as rich people.
Yes people are being pushed out! Just indirectly. Since we are 2nd class citizens only second class citizens should be allowed to live in PR, let the tourist buy in area metro
Actualmente en PR viven muchos millonarios y la mayoría son locales en la cual se benefician de exención de impuestos que les ofrece el gobierno de PR. En PR encontraras casas costosas y comunidades que viven súper bien en lugares como Palmas Del Mar, San Patricio Guaynabo, Isabela, Condado, Rincón, entre otros lugares. Ahora mismo los que estamos en el Crypto market sabemos que PR es lo mejor para la evasión de impuestos.
Ever get my Puerto Rico you can try and try but they're going to come and build it and then we're going to get a lower that no one it's going to come in or out
Here we go again with a distorted view of this subject..(gentrification.). Many of the millionaires that live in Dorado beach are Puerto Rican..you forgot to put that in your video..yes there are Americans that are taking advantage of tax laws (act 60) however Puerto Rico has had tax incentives since the 60"s...this is nothing New...the same way any rich Puerto Rican can live in an all white neighbor hood..in the states..its not a crime..News flash...Blanca Graulau..
Look, the "karen complaints"need to stop already. Let them move in. The more people you bring there the more money comes in to jump start that economy thats in shambles right now. This will bring in more jobs more infrastruture to support the local community. Think about it 🤔
Your money is not benefiting, the Puerto Rican people, they don’t need u dislasing them in there island, the puert Rican people need to du there own thing and work on there problems, to have a better life.
3rd world??! What a punk, Logan is to think that way.
Why I hate their kind! They are that low and racist!!
Come down punta that government's trash
He's not wrong tho, Puerto Rico is a 3rd world country
Well you do see people sleep in tents in some parts in San Juan.
@@reyluna0 Puerto Rico is not a country, it is US territory and has a high GDP Per Capita.
Just when I thought I couldn't dislike him more.
Thanks for bringing awareness. I want to do my part and go support my country 😤🇵🇷👁️
Si los puertorriqueños no nos unimos nos pasara como a hawaii, esta gente no puede venir como Juan por su casa q sacarnos y gentrificar nuestra tierra, despierta boricua!!!!!!!
Try 5 million illegals in 2 years
Por eso PR necesita un estatus que sean los propios puertorriqueños que controlen y decidan quien puede vivir o no en PR, comprar propiedades y bajo que condiciones. Miren a Curazao o Aruba. Un holandés no puede mudarse para allá sin llenar requisitos y pagar un permiso. Con el estatus actual y con la estatidad, no hay posibilidad de nada de eso
I’m going back home 🇵🇷
Si los puertorriqueños siempre nos debemos mantener unidos, pero haci como siempre todo queda en manos de nuestros politicos.. Ellos todos y en especial el gobernador debe siempre mantener el bienestar del puertorriqueño como su meta y punto principal. No se puede permitir que el politico se deje influenciar por las cantidades del dinero que se presenten, el pueblo tiene que tener su voz en estas decisiones o nos vamos a quedar sin poder encontrar precio razonable en la isla (o impuesto). Asi sucedio con Hawaii.
Thank you so much! You are exposing truth in a professional, serious and intelligent manner. Keep educating people ( puertorricans like me included) and using your voice to be an advocate! Blessings
For those that don’t know, if you are not Puerto Rican or of Puerto Rican descent, and you make Puerto Rico your permanent residence by residing on the island for at least half the year, you are exempt from paying Capital Gains taxes on investments. You pay taxes on other income, but for people with a lot of wealth and investment income, not paying capital gains enables the wealthy to invest in stocks and crypto more profitably. While other traders must pay capital gains, these wealthy new residents, don’t pay a cent and can buy and sell freely thus optimizing their investments.
Edit: There are caveats that let Puerto Ricans benefit if they setup businesses that export services. I was not aware of this.
I believe you have to live outside puerto rico for more than 5 years and move back to take advantage of this.
Yeah you keep thinking that way. When the IRS starts messing the 100s of millions in capital gains s tax they will remember that Puerto Rico is in America and if They continue this way...we are all moving to the mainland. Pick your poison since this country is racist and exploit everything.
That's the problem & our politicians keep selling out & selling our conservation & sacred lands
Yes! A former boss of mine, went to PR, to declare residency. I thought this was odd, cause Puerto Ricans, were leaving, and my former boss was arriving. Thank you, for clearing this up.
I agree with you
They always thought "it was third world" none of them travel around the world to know other culture to learn from other world. They are so arrogant.
Nah Puerto Rico's pretty shit
Bianca, keep pressing on the good work you do. You were meant for this by the power of God. Keep up your campaign to let each and every Puerto Rican know that they must convey the message that Puerto Ricans will not give up our island, our roots, our heritage, our culture. That we want to keep Puerto Rico Puerto Rican. That we do not want to water down and diminish our culture. That we do not want the Puerto Rican culture to become extinct. That the Puerto Rican culture must remain the Puerto Rican culture. These words must be expressed and conveyed strongly in your campaign travels. Muchas bendiciones por tu trabajo y tus logros.
I was born in Dorado and I understand what a beautiful place it is; The community, the views, the food, everything, but it's sad to see how many people are trying to get us natives out and trying to take advantage of this beautiful community we have grown together. The beaches are for the community, not for rich people. We need to stop this, #SAVEPUERTORICO
The rich are taking over every quality beach in Florida too.
Love what you are doing getting the information out there that everyone tends to ignore and that even though we are US Citizens we are still being treated less than the lower class in the US. Now, I was wondering if you could look at things on how bad is going on in Cuba. In my opinion I think that us as Puerto Ricans "LA otra Ala de de la paloma" should help them to carry their voices of cries for a change in the Communists regime.
The Puerto Rican people need to stop this outrage.
That's fuckin Bullshit.
Puerto Ricans need to get ALL of these TAX EVADERS OUT
PAY YOUR TAXES
OR
GET OUT OF PR......
If PR is made a STATEHOOD then all these SNAKE TAX EVADERS will leave PR
@@Brooklyncv they'll leave if PR is made it's own country like it should be. Like Cuba, and DR is
The problem is PR needs an incorrupt island government that loves the island and it's people, not money.
@@Anacaona4 People keep voting for the same 2 outdated and predatory parties. If that first step doesn't change, not much will.
Keep a close eye on that Paul KID. Ase puro desmadre where ever he goes! Smh
Agreed
PR real estate was stagnant since 2007, God Bless The Americans for buying and stimulating price increases!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
As someone who lives minutes from Dorado...I just cannot...
I saw that video where he appears. And they all started laughing at the comments about him moving to PR. And THAT is proof that all of them were right. Instead of educating themselves to why a lot of Puerto Ricans are angry about it, they just laugh at the issue and do whatever the f they want.
I don’t have a problem with someone being rich, wealthy, millionaire.... The problem is them abusing their power and exploiting communities.
You know things don't work like in the island and if they start pushing people here like they do on the mainland they'll end up dead unless they're always locked inside their houses in Dorado or Palmas del Mar.
@@RealengoPrimordialDemon They don’t know shit about PR. It’s only a paradise for the rich cause they’re always on the wealthy side of the island. They pretend they care, but they never wanna come close to the Puerto Ricans deep inside the island: the more than 80% who struggle in here. They stay far away from us.
They think they own the place until they come across with the “bichote”. They’ll run and won’t comeback. They’ll handle their business in another land lol.
@@honeyandlavender_ I have friends who deal with real state here, most gringos move to areas with other gringos cause they don't mix with the locals, after 3 years they get bored of the same places and people and leave, that's the reason they haven't overrun the whole Caribbean. Same happens to them in basically any other countries, they don't learn the language and culture of the place they move in and end up being basically prisoners inside their gringos colony areas.
@@honeyandlavender_ also people here won't put with noisy gringos telling them what to do in their houses, most gringos knows that their white privilege doesn't work here.
How are thay exploiting ur community?
I am Puertorrican and I buying land and house pretty soon. All the Puertorricans I know on the main land are saying the same. No body is going to take our island. We gonna take it back
Bianca. You should consider doing a video on Puerto Rico’s financial control board. Aside from PR’s recent natural disasters as well as the consequences of the recent pandemic, the single costliest event in the island’s modern history has to be the reckless government management practices that led to a federal oversight group that seeks to make PR bond debt holders whole by means of fiscal austerity policies. Unpopular but in place for several years now, this event has led to a massive brain drain as well as a complete forfeit of what little national political sovereignty PR had. Today, it is irrelevant who you vote for on the island, given that politicians have almost zero decision making power in lieu of this board.
People's love you cause how honest and real you are and that you are not scared to show the truth about what this big companies and government and doing to us as a people. God bless. You and don't fall into capitalize... Puerto rock love!
I'm a "jíbaro" born and raised in the southern slopes of el Yunque. I agree, Puerto Rico looks like a third-world country. I wish the people who live in the island would see it as well and do more to get rid of the garbage, overgrown grass, broken sidewalks, abandoned buildings, graffiti, decrepit infrastructure, unreliable utilities, loud noises and disorderly traffic. We all deserve a high standard of living, but it doesn't come automatically, it has to be worked upon. Unfortunately, many structures for business, living, or infrastructure in the island look neglected, becoming eyesores. Hopefully, the rich that are coming down will help with the cleaning.
Yes they are intent to clean Puerto Rico... of Puertorricans .
That's a really horrible predicament Puerto Rico is in politically and having one of the Paul, s turn up as well. There goes the neighborhood. Good luck Bianca
"I see the peasants are poaching our coconuts again, Jeeves.. summon the stinger drones, i'm ready for some sport.. and put it up on the home theater screen, would you?"
The people in any country has the last say.
Puerto Rico needs to become independent!!!
Watching all the way from EU. Your videos are weary informative keep up the good work.
So glad that this info is getting out people from other countries so that they see what's going on & don't add to the issue but instead help.
It’s not a big deal. There’s millions of Puerto Ricans in the US I’m one of them!
It sucks but this is happening everywhere. Even in NYC 🤦🏻♂️. Parts of Brooklyn are more expensive than manhattan. 🤬
Come to Cape Town, South Africa. The rich and the elites are playing us, and politicians are too adraid to tackle them, and the bourgeoisie are extremely loyal to their financial backers.
Puerto Rico isn't getting gentrified cause all those rich people are moving to the rich neighborhoods in Condado, Dorado and Palmas del Mar in Humacao, if Puerto Rico ever becomes a state then there's a great risk of gentrification but unlike Americans I'm sure if that happens you will have a great push back from the locals and Americans are too cowardly when faced with danger.
@Pedro Ivan Sanchez being a blessing to lazy people like you that want a easy thing, if you don't live here you shouldn't have a opinion in a matter that doesn't affects you, this problem is between real puertoricans and the opinion of fake people like you don't have any value.
Why would rich people move to PR if it becomes a state? The only reason to go there now is because of the zero capital gains taxes, when that disappears, they disappear.
@@zedzed5276 don't worry, Puerto Rico never is becoming a state. The US is too racist to have a state full of brown people talking Spanish, the moment we stop being profitable to them they will drop us faster than Omniman killing Red Dash.
Not sure I agree with you. The only reason they are moving is when they sell the property they will not have to pay capital gains.
@@RealengoPrimordialDemon As a fellow Puerto Rican. I think you're a damned fool. We already have several states with brown people speaking Spanish. Namely New Mexico, Arizona, parts of Commiefornia, etc.
In Puerto Rico the government has the necessary financing and we all pay enough taxes, we are far from being a tax haven. That that we are being displaced from our country is a populist discourse without validation, and we have equality before the law, less segregated impossible. If Logan Paul or anyone else wants to come to Puerto Rico, they are free to do so, I don't see the problem in it as long as it respects the law. We must stop being involved in the lives of others.
I'm sorry that rich immigrants are raising the value and pushing residents out.
We have the opposite problem in California.
Immigration is LOWERING the value of living there and people are fleeing.
If he lives Puerto Rico why does he sell his house and help the local. He won’t last long.
I’m not from there but as a Latina this fucking pisses me off! 😠😤😡
I've gone to bed crying because my own land has become a place where outsiders are treated fairer and kinder by the institution thay is meant to serve us and treats us like a disease, it is so frustrating to be a 20-something in this time because we've been forced to submit to the fact that no matter what we say or do, how hard we work, we will never be able to say "we bought a house" like those before us did
Idk bro, a lot of my family members have been moving back to pr. And a few of my cousins hooked they houses up. I mean water and electricity has always been in and out but that's expected. My family lives in guayama from both parents side and I went to pr every summer growing up during school summer break. Love pr and proud to be boricua 💯🇵🇷
This is why gentrification is such a sore topic for many. You have neighborhoods that are usually minority majority.
Theyve built up the sense of community and character of these areas. You'll have around 50% who own and 50% who rent.
As the neighborhood becomes a hot commodity after being ignored by local government and big buisness.
You'll have outsiders who get the benefit of the doubt in society such as better loan rates and more disposable income buying up the property which they can afford 2-6xs more elsewhere but they are predatory in your neighborhood.
You'll get " karens" moving in being uptight about things people in the area never took issue with like families enjoying weekend get togethers with music, bbq, etc.
We also see a issue with private equity firms buying up properties and pricing americans out forcing so many to be life time renters.
Man, in Puerto Rico it's cool to speak about replacement theory. If you're an American in America and you worry about immigrants displacing your culture, you're a racist. It's almost like it's on purpose.
Interesting counterpoint
You mean white displacement? Be specific dont hide the entire story. White people are afraid of being a minority and want to retain power, right? Dont mince words
It is the policy makers and those who keep the policies the same year after year which are the ones who assist with continuing to keep our people suppressed and in this condition.
I can see it, I went to Crashboat after 8 years outside.... It looks like shit worse than ever, the benches etc and showers etc are now in disarray and half of the people at the beach were Gringos. every time I see gringos on beaches I used to go to, they have greatly deteriorated.
Thanks too the governor of Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 the Rich is moving here. Let's not forget that fact
Only people with a desire to continue being poor complain about people with money moving into an area or county. Their money creates opportunities for those who chose to make or add value to the incoming money!
I keep saying raise the taxes and see what happens.theirs as lot thing Puerto Rico can do to pay down it deat
Tax the super rich or American with incentive in PR. You will see how the deat is solved.
There's BAD THINGS HAPPENING TO THESE INVESTORS DON'T DO IT !!!!😢
Then millionaires need to build homes for the people that were already there so they don't become homeless from gentrification.
Watching your videos, I can sense that you don't want people from the States to move to Puerto Rico. Also, you feel Puerto Rico should become independent from the US. Puerto Rico is in a very difficult and unusual situation. I would support an independent Puerto Rico. Good luck.
Thank you Mark
Jake Paul!!!!! Get out!!!!!!
Aquí hay más gringos que locales ya en las áreas turísticas. Y muchos vienen a dañar y dejar mala imagen
The problem I have is how Bórícuas misplace their distractions on is gringo Bórícuas instead of the people actúalas dislocating natives. That’s why I don’t identify as Bórícua because there’s a lot of racism within.
STOP COLONIZING PUERTO RICO!!!!!!!!!!! Damn!!!!!!!!!!!!!! These people!!!!! I am from Yauco, PR!!!!!!!!!
I blame it on the government not the people who are moving there. Who wouldn’t love Puerto Rico?! Also, many (not all) Puerto Rican’s have a complacent mindset, in not wanting to progress but get upset when other people from “outside” make the island look beautiful. I say if they want to move here tax them and hold our government officials accountable with the new stream of revenue.
Let them because that island is going to sink and water and they're going to lose everything it's a good idea for rich people to lose everything right
If you guys don’t wake up that’s exactly what’s going to happen.Fight for what belongs to you.Don’t let the government sell out the island 🙄
I live in the USA iowa I never knew alot of the information that you share. This is crazy I feel horrible for everyone dealing with all this. Usa is garbage always taking what isn't there's. 😢
Were all my Puerto Ricans with money at? You are the influence! Do more for your country instead of selling it to developers! Mas agricultura!Viva la Tierra Taína!
What do you think would happen when these kids can’t go through to go to the beach and enjoy the day they enjoy your house have fun my people
Exhibit A: Peter Schiff
Hola ! Mi nombre es Misael soy natural de Bayamon 60 años Casado .pero resido en Vega alta pueblo costero.por mas de 30 Años y te siento profundamente en mi Corazon .pues a mi edad e aprendido a valorar dnd Dios me dio el privilegio de nacer en un paraiso. Puerto Rico !!uno de tantos en el mundo los cuales estamos destruyendo.esa misma gente los ricos con su dinero dañado la naturaleza a gusto.por eso estamos jo!:×%: .Bueno rec en isla de cabra. Los cobitos habian miles y grandes ya no hay y si alguno diminutos. Asi estamos.
People want the money, but not the gringos that come with it. FOH.
If I had the money, I would buy all the land for the locals there like you Bianca. Then you can manage them all properly. Buy teaching conservation and sustainability with farming, etc.
Not being displaced. I am Puerto Rican high school and college. I left because I had more opportunities in the states than in PR like many, many of my college classmates. I plan like others to go back. But not displaced
With fewer rich people bringing jobs and adding money to the local economy, Puerto Rico would be more poor. Rich people aren’t displacing Puerto Ricans, a bad economy is. That’s why more Puerto Ricans decided to leave PR than stay…most people of Puerto Rican descent live outside PR. There are abandoned properties in EVERY neighborhood in the whole island, even the nice ones.
This post is just envy masquerading as social justice. They’d rather everybody be poor instead of being a little better off and living on the same island as rich people.
Except that's not what rich people want they want the benefits and no one else.
COLONIALISM IS ALIVE AND THRIVING.
Thank you for your incredible and important reporting!
Please stay in the US. !
Puerto Ricans live a better life than all the other carribeans
Theyre just looking for a better life you cant blame them
It is 3rd world Bro. After all, it’s American.
Yes people are being pushed out! Just indirectly. Since we are 2nd class citizens only second class citizens should be allowed to live in PR, let the tourist buy in area metro
THEY ARE DISGUSTING.
Millionares move because of taxes
Actualmente en PR viven muchos millonarios y la mayoría son locales en la cual se benefician de exención de impuestos que les ofrece el gobierno de PR. En PR encontraras casas costosas y comunidades que viven súper bien en lugares como Palmas Del Mar, San Patricio Guaynabo, Isabela, Condado, Rincón, entre otros lugares. Ahora mismo los que estamos en el Crypto market sabemos que PR es lo mejor para la evasión de impuestos.
Time to take the Fidel Castro, Che Guevara route
Let’s pretend to be 3rd world so he’ll leave
Pr should be a state
You come to the states and buy with your money,what's wrong with them going over there a buying with money it's not that they are stealing
Ever get my Puerto Rico you can try and try but they're going to come and build it and then we're going to get a lower that no one it's going to come in or out
Y yo pense que Logan Paul no me podia dar mas asco.
Wow....Camin for land/life...Time to fight again!!!!
They have money but no brains
Here we go again with a distorted view of this subject..(gentrification.). Many of the millionaires that live in Dorado beach are Puerto Rican..you forgot to put that in your video..yes there are Americans that are taking advantage of tax laws (act 60) however Puerto Rico has had tax incentives since the 60"s...this is nothing New...the same way any rich Puerto Rican can live in an all white neighbor hood..in the states..its not a crime..News flash...Blanca Graulau..
Puerto Rico will get better. Just as united kingdom got better after the romans invaded.
GET OUT !!!! BEWARE !!!!
Puerto Rico is going to be more segregated what type of nonsense remark is that?
This is so disappointed to see! Ugh! 😔
Kick Logan Paul out!
Dorado is not as white as Rincon yet.
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Wow, imagine this...
Look, the "karen complaints"need to stop already. Let them move in. The more people you bring there the more money comes in to jump start that economy thats in shambles right now. This will bring in more jobs more infrastruture to support the local community. Think about it 🤔
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3rd world?? What is wrong with people
Macheteros Por Siempre!
In America you voted for open borders now your gonna taste how it feels my brother . Practice what you preach
Love ur vidz..
Pues que bueno que se muden.
Your money is not benefiting, the Puerto Rican people, they don’t need u dislasing them in there island, the puert Rican people need to du there own thing and work on there problems, to have a better life.
Love to see our people come together and take back what's ours ..
Pr is part of the USA soo.
independencia de Puerto Rico !
U don't think people should be able to move to puerto rico?
Yankee go home!!!!✊🏽