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Assured and National challenge Title III
The municipal insurers seek to annul the fiscal plan and halt the bankruptcy process
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The municipal insurers seek to annul the fiscal plan and halt the bankruptcy process
Arguing that the Fiscal Plan for Puerto Rico (PFPR, by its Spanish acronym) is contrary to PROMESA and that through it Puerto Rico will not return to the capital markets for a long time, municipal insurers Assured Guaranty and National Public Finance Guarantee Corp. became the first creditors to question the petition under tittle III for the Island’s government.
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