Appellate Court Confirms Decision to Deliver Data on Short-Term Rentals

San Juan – Five judges have already ordered the disclosure of a list of all properties registered to operate as short-term rentals in Puerto Rico to the Center for Investigative Journalism (CPI in Spanish). The Puerto Rico Tourism Company has until Feb. 8 to provide the information to avoid being imposed a daily and indefinite fine of $300, as San Juan Superior Court Judge Alfonso Martínez Piovanetti ordered during a contempt hearing held in January. A panel of four judges of the Court of Appeals unanimously confirmed the San Juan Superior Court’s decision validating the CPI’s information request sent to Tourism, on Friday, Jan. 26.

Carla Minet directora CPI

Directora del Centro de Periodismo Investigativo es electa a la Junta de Directores del Institute for Nonprofit News

Tras el proceso eleccionario con más candidatos de su historia, los miembros del Institute for Nonprofit News (INN) seleccionaron a la periodista y directora ejecutiva de Centro de Periodismo Investigativo (CPI) en Puerto Rico, Carla Minet, como una de las nuevas integrantes de su Junta de Directores.