VAMOS4PR
Vamos4PR is a network of stateside labor, community, cultural, and human rights groups committed to fighting for a better future for Puerto Rico and empowering the Puerto Rican diaspora.
REBUILD PUERTO RICO, JOIN US
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SUPPORT/ APOYA PUERTO RICO
Once again, natural disaster has taken a toll on Puerto Rican families and the island's infrastructure. Donate to the Maria Fund to help families rebuild.
THE 2020 PLEDGE
Ring in the New Year by making your pledge to take action to #cancelthedebt and vote in the most critical election cycle in U.S. history.
PROTECT PENSIONS
Join Vamos4PR in Florida to fight for the pensions of Puerto Rican retirees.
TAKE ACTION
Two years after Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico is still in the fight of its life. Join us, demand a brighter future for Puerto Rico: cancel the debt, invest in the people!
VAMOS4PR IN THE NEWS
El Nuevo Día
El boricua Javier Cuebas será el director ejecutivo de la coalición Vamos4PR
August 22, 2019
El puertorriqueño Javier Cuebas fue nombrado director ejecutivo de la coalición Vamos4PR, la red de grupos sindicales, comunitarios, culturales y pro derechos humanos que desde la diáspora aboga por Puerto Rico.
El Nuevo Día
Fallece el líder sindical Héctor Figueroa
July 10, 2019
Figueroa, por años comprometidos con los asuntos referentes a la Isla y portavoz de la coalición Vamos4Puerto Rico, murió en Nueva York, donde residía
#CANCELTHEDEBT
Tell Congress to investigate the Fiscal Control Board and take steps to rebuild Puerto Rico.
YOUR STORY MATTERS
Maricelis González
Special Student Services Assistant, San Juan
"We no longer have the materials or the resources to serve kids with multiple disabilities. They are such a vulnerable population. This is criminal!"
Migdalia Flores Garcia
Teacher, San Juan
"My family has been affected since my son, resident in Gurabo, has had to go to work to Barceloneta and they are planning to leave Puerto Rico. If my retirement is reduced I will not be able to fulfill my economic commitments, especially my house."
Iris Colón Year
Custodian, Orlando, Florida
"Even as a dual income family with health insurance, we could not guarantee health care for our diabetic daughter. With sales tax, gas prices, transportation and medicine costs increasing in Puerto Rico due to the debt, we were forced to move to Florida."
A TIMELINE OF PUERTO RICO'S FINANCIAL CRISIS