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James Surowiecki, in his column about Puerto Rico, observes that the territory confronts severe economic problems, and argues that a renewed focus on tourism could help "reinvent" its economy ("The Puerto Rican Problem," April 6th).

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"The Puerto Rican government faces the problem that if they change it for wealthy gringos, they'd have to change it for the locals," said Levin.

"And I no longer feel that the Democratic Party will be able to fill the needs that will solve the problems of my Puerto Rican constituents, my African-Americans and my whites in the 28th District.

Trump is apparently referring to the Puerto Rican multi-billion dollar debt crisis, a problem that's been largely inflicted on the territory by outside profiteers.

The Costa Rican health care system should address this problem, given that community health centers constitute a means of democratizing access to primary health care to underserved and poor areas.

There was no comparable problem with the count of Puerto Ricans, Mexicans and Cubans.

The study, by a panel of Puerto Rican researchers, showed a high incidence of cardiac problems among Viequenses.

To begin addressing these problems, Dr. Pantoja founded the Puerto Rican Forum in 1957 to serve as an incubator for organizations and programs promoting economic self-sufficiency.