Federal bureaucracy hinders post Hurricane María reconstruction

The island has a list of more than 3,500 projects that have not started or are in the planning, design, or permitting stages.

Hurricane Maria: Letty and the barbershop that saved her

In the five years since María devastated Puerto Rico, residents of Utuado, a town in the center of the island, have learned to survive for themselves

Three families from Yauco and Yabucoa needed a safe place to call home after the hurricane. Today they live different realities.

Poor post-Maria hazard mitigation and NMEAD structural problems increase the island’s vulnerability to new emergencies

A growing aging population and poverty among the disabled increase risk

Of the 19,558 residences listed for repairs of reconstruction, only 1,651 houses have been completed.

According to a report FAFAA filed in court, only $600 million of the $14.8 billion package went to permanent works

The aid promised to the island remains close to $ 48 billion, far from what U.S. President claims.

Architect Astrid Díaz explains the FEMA Mitigation Assessment Team report

FEMA will invest $400 million to demolish structures listed as a risk to public safety