The Center for Investigative Journalism filed a lawsuit against Department of Natural and Environmental Resources Secretary Anaís Rodríguez Vega, to make her comply with her duty to provide public information on files related to three environmental complaints.
Paradiso College Preparatory Real Estate Two acknowledged that the permit it obtained to operate that charter school is invalid.
The US Army Corps of Engineers clings to the canalization alternative because it is the least expensive way to address the problem.
In the absence of protection and a safe home, and the discrimination aggravated by factors such as religious ideologies, the Waves Ahead organization is developing housing projects aimed at these populations while bills to amend local laws are in limbo.
With bomba music playing and a photo exhibition, 20 youngsters from the southern regions towns of Arroyo, Patillas, Guayama, Salinas and Santa Isabel celebrated the closing of the second edition of Medioscopio, the media literacy and development project for citizen reporters promoted by the Center for Investigative Journalism.
Citizens are defenseless before a pattern in which mayors have given free rein to a group of companies to manage declarations of public nuisances, appraisals, legal representation in expropriation processes, and sales of expropriated properties.
The company was paid $180,000 from ex-governor Ricardo Rosselló Nevares’ donors to create a Facebook page, manage social media accounts, and edit videos of Rocky Balboa and Pope Francis.
The House of Representatives’ Committee on Women’s Affairs recommended that the Women’s Advocate Office lead the investigation into police officers accused of domestic violence.
