The certified plan contains uncertain revenue measures and, according to economists, it is very optimistic
The Oversight Board sets restrictions to reduce taxes
The Island can no longer delay the recognition of the need to undertake a different structural route
While the government plans to ship 30 percent of Puerto Rico’s imprisoned population overseas, relatives and lawyers express doubts about this initiative
Experts point out more studies are needed and emphasize in reforestation
Cuban president Raúl Castro will step down on Thursday, April 19 and in the most Western town of the country everything is expectation
There are no expressions regarding apparent conflict of interest violations by Matosantos
Jennifer González anticipates that there will be a clear image of the reconstruction process in a few months
The loss of hundreds of jobs in Cidra shows the weakness of an economy that is vulnerable to external factors
The anticipated fall in multinationals manufacturing in Puerto Rico, after Hurricane Maria, force new industrial focus
The US Department of Energy announces that they are working on the blueprint for the Electric Power Authority
The HUD has allocated $18.5 billion to the Island that represent the largest amount of funds ever given for a single purpose in the history of the United States
The University of Puerto Rico needs to continue having its doors open to education as well as to undertake the wise and calm conversation that makes it prevail as a valuable resource for the economic development of our Island
The objective is to prevent retirees from becoming one among the multiple creditors who will compete, strongly, for the best possible pice of the low income of Puerto Rico
Investments from General Fund to repair and maintain roads