The Puerto Rico Statistics Institute has just released the Puerto Rico Creative Industries Report 2019.

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24 December 2025

The Puerto Rico Statistics Institute has just released the Puerto Rico Creative Industries Report 2019.

This is the fifth publication on the subject, and is being published in the International Year of the Creative Economy, as declared by UNESCO.

Learn more at:

Creative Industries 2021-2022

You can also access the following infographic:

https://infogram.com/industrias-creativas-2019-1h7g6k0mmj7x02o?live

Access the data sets at:

https://datos.estadisticas.pr/dataset/industrias-creativas-en-puerto-rico

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A new episode of The Institute of Statistics: The Podcast is now available!

Discover the facts about Type 1 Diabetes in the pediatric population of Puerto Rico in Episode 8. On this occasion, Dr. Orville M. Disdier, Executive Director of the Puerto Rico Institute of Statistics, spoke with Mrs. Mariana Benítez Hilera, Executive Director of the Pediatric Diabetes Foundation. In addition, the importance of the first Pediatric Type 1 Diabetes Platform in Puerto Rico, developed by the Institute of Statistics in collaboration with the Pediatric Diabetes Foundation, was discussed.

Access Episode 8 of our podcast through the following link: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/instituto-de-estadsticas-de-puerto-rico/episodes/Episodio-8-Estadsticas-sobre-Diabetes-Peditrica-Tipo-1-e2gcs7p.

Statistics Institute's COVID-19 Indicator Platform updated

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Statistics Institute's COVID-19 Indicator Platform updated

April 23, 2020: The Puerto Rico Statistics Institute reported that it has already completed the update of its COVID-19 Indicator Platform in Puerto Rico, after receiving the revised data from the Department of Health. The platform includes graphic representations based on information from single positive cases, using molecular tests, reported since March 9 and purified by that agency, said the executive director of the Institute, Dr. Orville M. Disdier.

The platform has graphs of positive cases, epidemic curve based on molecular tests, daily growth factor based on the date of the molecular test, demographic characteristics and cases by municipality.

“The data provided by the platform will serve as a basis for researchers to carry out their own statistical analysis and generate projections, and that the government can take the actions required to control infections. However, it is important to clarify that the graphs do not reflect all the unique cases, because, as recognized by the Department of Health, there were flaws in the methodology and data collection,” said Disdier.

As he noted, the Department of Health's commitment is to continue sending them daily purified data so that the Institute continues to update the graphics.

“As we have said before this pandemic was declared, at the Institute of Statistics we are in the best position to do everything in our power and in accordance with what the law empowers us, to contribute to transparency in the dissemination of data about this virus,” he said.

The COVID-19 Indicator Platform can be accessed through the following link: Covid-19

To learn more about the Institute of Statistics, you can access the website: www.estadisticas.pr.gov. On social media through Facebook (@estadisticas .pr), Twitter (@EstadisticasPR) and LinkedIn (Institute of Statistics of Puerto Rico) accounts.

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