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Omaya Sosa Pascual
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Co Founder and Special Projects Editor, Centro de Periodismo Investigativo
Beats
Fitness , Yoga , Holistic Health , Travel , Expat Life , Conscious Lifestyle
Anything about soccer.
Content
By Omaya Sosa Pascualy, Vanessa Colón Almenasy, Omaya Sosa Pascual Verified, Vanessa Colón Almenas| Centro de Periodismo Investigativo Verified Sara Márquez Quintero and Ana, both residents of San Juan, are listed as active voters eligible to vote in person in Puerto Rico’s general elections this Tuesday, according to the State Elections Commission (CEE). The CEE also lists Sonia Quiñones Mercado, 90, as a resident of Cabo Rojo who can vote.
By Omaya Sosa Pascualy, Carlos Polanco, Omaya Sosa Pascual Verified| shorturl.at@ Doña Sara Márquez Quintero y doña Ana, ambas residentes de San Juan, tienen 109 y 104 años y son, según la Comisión Estatal de Elecciones (CEE), electoras activas y hábiles para votar presencialmente en las elecciones generales de este martes en Puerto Rico. La CEE también indica que doña Sonia Quiñones Mercado, de 90 años, es residente de Cabo Rojo y también puede votar.
By Omaya Sosa Pascualy, Vanessa Colón Almenasy, Omaya Sosa Pascual Verified, Vanessa Colón Almenas| Centro de Periodismo Investigativo Verified Sara Márquez Quintero and Ana, both residents of San Juan, are listed as active voters eligible to vote in person in Puerto Rico’s general elections this Tuesday, according to the State Elections Commission (CEE). The CEE also lists Sonia Quiñones Mercado, 90, as a resident of Cabo Rojo who can vote.
Company Info
Centro de Periodismo Investigativo
The Centro de Periodismo Investigativo (CPI) is an independent, non-profit organization based in Puerto Rico, established to enhance access to news and information through investigative journalism. Founded in 2007 or 2008, CPI is the only organization in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean dedicated solely to this field. Its mission is to ensure transparency and accountability in governance by providing oversight of powerful figures and institutions. CPI focuses on in-depth reporting on various critical issues, including political corruption, public policy, health, and climate change. The organization produces regular investigative reports, engages in litigation to defend public access to information, and offers training programs to develop journalistic skills. CPI publishes its work in both Spanish and English, contributing significantly to the media landscape in Puerto Rico. Under the leadership of Executive Director Carla Minet, CPI has received over 30 awards for its impactful journalism, including recognition for its role in addressing government corruption.
San Juan, San Juan, Puerto Rico
Founded: 2007