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Amid a web of conflicts, Eduardo Soria Rivera — who has led Puerto Rico’s main recovery office since January — also chairs the Governing Board of the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority.
Amid a web of conflicts, Eduardo Soria Rivera — who has led Puerto Rico’s main recovery office since January — also chairs the Governing Board of the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority.
The launch of space rockets from the grounds of the former Roosevelt Roads Naval Base in Ceiba could negatively impact ecologically valuable species.
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In recent days, we’ve been saturated with media appearances by Puerto Rico’s Governor Jenniffer González. Her extensive media tour, marking the first 100 days of her administration, has swamped us with optimistic messages about her performance. All we see are kisses, hugs, handshakes, and smiles. Puerto Rico is doing well, or so the official narrative goes, which is essentially about promoting something to gain followers. The Governor has made no fewer than 30 media appearances in recent days.
The daily challenges that people with disabilities face expose the inefficiency of San Juan’s city administrations in ensuring safe sidewalks, putting pedestrians at risk, and limiting the independence of those who rely on accessible public spaces.
After a $1 billion cut to one of the main federally funded mitigation programs — designed to help communities tackle climate change — Puerto Rico is losing significant grants. For the past four days, Governor Jenniffer González’s administration has remained silent on the matter.
A legislative measure follows a report by the Gender Investigative Unit of Todas and the Centro de Periodismo Investigativo, which revealed that less than 10% of the performers at last year’s patron saint festivals, municipal festivals, and other events were women.
Contractor Edgardo Navarro Suárez, the brother of pro-statehood Representative Jorge “Georgie” Navarro Suárez, secured nearly $13 million in contracts to repair public schools in Puerto Rico and, over seven years, amassed $14.5 million in government contracts with various agencies.