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Power and plantains are back – for some – six months after Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico

Published on: Monday 19 March 2018

I hear coquis, the tiny frogs that sing like birds at night, as the sun drops behind the mountains. I smell the garlicky green paste we call sofrito that serves as the base for many of Puerto Rico’s ...

News source: https://www.cnn.com/2018/03/20/us/puerto-rico-six-months-after-maria-corozal/

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Power and plantains are back – for some – six months after Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico