Legislators recognize Mother's Day in Puerto Rico with new motion

The government meeting held on May 9, 2025, at the Hemiciclo of the Cámara de Representantes in Puerto Rico commenced with a series of acknowledgments and dedications from various representatives. The session began with the introduction of attendees, including notable figures such as the First Lady of Aguadilla, Dr. Grisel Villanueva, and the Mayor of Aguadilla, Honorable Julio Roldán, who received a warm welcome from the assembly.

As the meeting progressed, representatives took turns dedicating their remarks to various individuals, showcasing a spirit of community and recognition. Each dedication highlighted personal connections and respect for constituents and colleagues, fostering a sense of unity among the members present.

Following the dedications, the agenda moved to the reading of a motion concerning the observance of Mother's Day in Puerto Rico. The motion referenced Law Number 25, enacted on March 11, 1915, which officially designates the second Sunday of May as Mother's Day. This acknowledgment reflects the cultural significance of the holiday in Puerto Rican society, emphasizing the importance of honoring mothers and maternal figures.

The meeting concluded with a structured discussion of the motion, setting the stage for further deliberations on related topics in future sessions. Overall, the gathering underscored the camaraderie among representatives and their commitment to recognizing important cultural observances within the community.