Municipalities fear plans could be a death sentence for several cities
The government of Puerto Rico has taken a necessary step to redouble efforts leading to the crucial goal of rehabilitating infrastructure to achieve economic recovery
U.S. Congress would approve the use of $10 million to detonate unexploded ordnance on land used for military training
The Caribbean Nations Security Conference, held in San Juan and organized by the Federal Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), highlighted the importance for the region to join efforts against the growing trafficking through the islands, and to stop the social deterioration and the violence it generates.
Governor authorizes FAFAA to make changes in agencies to speed up recovery
Defendants argue the negative adverse publicity created a bias against their right to a fair trial
The federal entity won’t reach an agreement on the law that reduces the administrative burden on municipalities until Federal Court decides the case
New reports suggest that the Treasury is considering ending the tax credit that brings $2 billion annually to the island
Foreign corporations subject to tax consider modifying decrees if the IRS drops the federal credit
Last August, Puerto Rico Police Commissioner Henry Escalera said that police officers would start contributing 6.2 percent of their paycheck to Social Security in October
Puerto Rico must undertake comprehensive initiatives to eradicate violence against women
The first payment to bondholders of the Sales Tax Financing Corporation (Cofina), under the restructuring agreement reached between creditors and the Oversight Board.
The non-profit association that brings together Puerto Rico´s leading Medicaid and Medicare Advantage organizations warns that the next allocation should not create more uncertainty
We welcome the news that the Bureau of Forensic Sciences (BFS) finally resolved the problem of the backlog of bodies that kept families waiting for weeks, if not months, to receive the remains of their loved ones and give them a proper funeral.
She says the focus will be to reduce penalties drafted by Senate Republican leadership