The new location, slated to open later this month, joins CoopACA’s existing 13 branches.
Nonprofit organization Espacios Abiertos asked the San Juan Superior Court to enforce Puerto Rico’s constitutional right to access to information.
The Retail Trade Association and the Puerto Rico Chamber of Commerce, together with the Department of Consumer Affairs, have joined forces.
The lot has been closed to the public for several months, as the property was sold through a competitive bidding process.
The expansion is already underway and should be ready by January 2019.
Santurce Ambulatory Surgical Center Holding, LLC has its office in Old San Juan, according to Puerto Rico State Department records.
The lot known as Parcel B, Santurce Sur Ward was listed for $6.5 million but was sold for $3.3 million.
If the prediction of zero economic growth by 2023 holds true, the deal with COFINA creditors will lead to a new default for Puerto Rico.
The mall operators also said foot traffic to the center is up 20 percent year-over-year.
The most recent results “exceeded our expectations,” company President Mac Schuessler said during a call with analysts.
The process has begun with the first re-branded stations already operating in Bayamón and Aguada.
The “paradores” are known for hospitality and affordable rates.
A rebound by Puerto Rico’s individual and business consumers is fueling growth at Oriental, which reported net income available to shareholders of $19.6 million or $0.42 per fully diluted share during the third quarter of this year.
The segment — comprising all types of companies, but especially small and medium enterprises — has delivered a 19 percent month-over-month growth for the carrier since August.
The report showed increased activity in three of the four categories, with a marked jump in Chapter 11 cases.
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