The University of Washington anticipates deaths could reach 140,000 by August.
The 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.
Puerto Rico may participate in one of the clinical trials to find a vaccine
They are sons and daughters of this soil that fill us with pride and for whom today, we pay honor and extend our endless embrace of gratitude
In celebrating the International Day for Biological Diversity (IDB) the United Nations stressed that biodiversity loss threatens essential aspects of the planet, including human health itself
It´s a non-binding statehood vote to be held on November 3, General Election Day
The U.S. Central Bank does not include the island in its coronavirus-related loans
Mistakes and delays in the government's statistical management of COVID-19 cases reflect more than just the vulnerability of Puerto Rico's health care strategy
The chairman of the House Committee on Natural Resources will examine the testing kits scandal, amendments to PROMESA, and a general debate on status.
Two months after the COVID-19 emergency was declared on the island, Puerto Rico still faces the big challenge of strengthening its health response to resume new government, social, and economic activities without the risk of contagion.
The bill would guarantee about $20 billion for Puerto Rico
We are not opposed to the technological modernization of the voting system. However, the exercise of suffrage that relies on technology must ensure that each vote is legitimate, free, secret, and counted according to the intent of the voter.
An estimated $12.8 billion will reach the island to address the coronavirus emergency
Drinking water is essential for regular hygiene in these times of pandemic. It is urgent to count on citizens' collaboration to avoid practices that limit water supply to homes and businesses.
They will have to explain the sales process