Oscar J. Serrano

David McCraw, The New York Times’ lead attorney, will visit Puerto Rico this week for Sunshine Week.

The controversy has made its way through the marble columns of the US Supreme Court, and in a motion dated August 23, the CPI's legal team argued how the Board is inviting that forum to plunge into a "procedural morass" of legal problems regarding Puerto Rico that the high forum has evaded addressing, or that it does not have to address, simply because the fiscal entity doesn’t want to be transparent.

In a legal fight for access to information that has been going on for more than two years, the Fiscal Control Board (JCF, for its initials in Spanish) argued before the U.S. District Court for the District of Puerto Rico that it has not delivered public information to the Center for Investigative Journalism (CPI, for […]

The fight for access to information in Puerto Rico says farewell to 2018 with important court victories, but we welcome 2019 with a red flag about how the execution of public affairs that affect us today, and will affect us for decades to come, is taking place under a shroud of darkness worse than the […]

COMMENTARY | A new judicial decision orders to establish deadlines for the production of the documents requested by Investigative Journalism Center.

As it publicly sets off a strategy to strengthen its control over the management of the Government of Puerto Rico, the Fiscal Control Board is asking a federal judge to exempt it from having to render accounts to the people of Puerto Rico with extremely dangerous arguments for transparency. The fight for the Board to […]