EnglishProfiting from people’s needs must be punishedAs of mid-May, more than 320,000 people had lost their jobs as a result of the emergency declared by the government three months ago. Many are still waiting for their claims to be addressed.
EnglishDrinking water supply requires urgent actionTwo years and nine months after the impact of Hurricane María, efforts to improve the reservoirs are moving slowly
EnglishSafe airports and portsAirports and seaports are essential infrastructures for the normalization of Puerto Rico´s socio-economic activities, and they are affected by external factors.
EnglishPolluting bodies of water deserves punishmentThe negative impact of global warming, coupled with the damage that human behavior causes to water sources in Puerto Rico, marks the urgency to better protecting a vital resource with an accelerated decreasing availability throughout the planet
EnglishA step on the road to energetic transformationThe renegotiation of renewable energy contracts announced by the government of Puerto Rico is emerging as a key step in the agenda to modernize the power grid, which includes the transition to a cleaner fuel.