The daily challenges that people with disabilities face expose the inefficiency of San Juan’s city administrations in ensuring safe sidewalks, putting pedestrians at risk, and limiting the independence of those who rely on accessible public spaces.
Parents walked toward the corner of Ponce de León Street in Río Piedras, from Amalia Marín Street or José Gándara Avenue, to drop off their children dressed in khaki shorts and navy-blue polo shirt bearing the logo of the new Alianza Paradiso College Preparatory School, on Wednesday, their first day of school. “Divinitus Inspirata Discite […]