The federal entity signs an agreement with The Lawful Constitutional Debt Coalition (LCDC) and the government warns it will not honor it
The prolonged operational and resource crisis in the Forensic Sciences Institute has recently another tentacle when the legal community claimed that unacceptable delays in processing evidence violate the 1988 Crime Victims´ Bill of Rights.
The bill was withdrawn Thursday following widespread condemnation
House Committee asks for details on the impact of benefits for foreign companies on the island
Christian Sobrino says that insisting on pension cuts will hinder the debt adjustment plan
The central government announced that its emergency plan is ready and reported on some of the measures taken to prevent repeating coordination and infrastructure deficiencies that cost the island almost 3,000 lives
After a meeting with HUD Secretary Ben Carson, Resident Commissioner predicts the release of the $ 8.221 billion package is close
Now that the $904 million package for Puerto Rico's recovery was signed into law, it is up to local and federal authorities to ensure the prompt release of funds to rebuild areas that are still devastated almost two years after Hurricane María hit the island.
In fiscal year 2020 alone, Puerto Rican taxpayers will spend between lawyers and financial advisors, nearly the same that Detroit invested in its bankruptcy process
They say if the First Circuit decision is sustained, it opens the door to question the constitutionality of the Governor of Puerto Rico
The Board certified a new version of its fiscal proposal for the university
The U.S. government was filing its own writ of certiorari last night
Offering the best options, both commercial and cultural, as well as transportation, is essential to maintain and continue to thrive in the flourishing cruise ship industry.
The clash between the government and the Board raises questions on budgets
The Attorney General and Utier will file their petitions.