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Rosselló is awaiting an official notice

The government of Puerto Rico has not been informed that Trump rejected a waiver to allow non-U.S.-flagged ships to transport natural gas to the island

4 de mayo de 2019 - 8:06 AM

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The Jones Act that went into effect in 1920 requires that ships moving cargo between U.S. ports, including the mainland and Puerto Rico, be U.S.-built, owned and crewed. (EFE)
The Jones Act that went into effect in 1920 requires that ships moving cargo between U.S. ports, including the mainland and Puerto Rico, be U.S.-built, owned and crewed. (EFE)

Washington – Although Republican Senators say President Donald Trump rejected a waiver of the Jones Act to transport natural gas on non-U.S.-flagged vessels between the United States and Puerto Rico, the Puerto Rican government has not received any official notice.

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