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Flanked by Puerto Rico mayors, Gov. Jenniffer González announced her decision to veto House Bill 420.
From left, attorney Antonio Ramírez, representing the Puerto Rico International Insurers Association, and Insurance Commissioner Suzette Del Valle-Lecároz testify during a public hearing at the Capitol in San Juan on House Bill 428, which seeks to strengthen oversight of Puerto Rico’s international insurance industry.
From left: Luis B. Méndez del Nido, general counsel of the Puerto Rico Department of Economic Development and Commerce’s Office of Legal Counsel and Legislative Affairs; agency Secretary Sebastián Negrón; and Ernesto J. Zayas-García, director of the department’s Business Incentives Office, during a press briefing on Act 60 oversight measures in San Juan.
The Cambalache Power Plant in Arecibo, where Genera PR will install a 52-megawatt battery energy storage system to strengthen Puerto Rico’s electric grid.
On Oct. 1, the United States officially entered a government shutdown. Contrary to expectations of turmoil, financial markets reacted with relative calm. (Credit: Paul Brady | Dreamstime.com)
From left: Family Department Secretary Suzanne Roig-Fuertes and Labor Secretary María del Pilar Vélez-Casanova outline the government’s assistance plan for displaced federal workers in Puerto Rico.
Transportation and Public Works Secretary Edwin González speaks at a press conference at La Fortaleza as Gov. Jenniffer González looks on to his left during the announcement of new government payment systems in San Juan.
Plaza de la Convalecencia in Río Piedras, one of two historic public spaces slated for restoration under San Juan’s district revitalization plan.
Two U.S. military Osprey tiltrotor aircraft are seen parked at José Aponte de la Torre Airport, on the grounds of the former Roosevelt Roads Naval Station in Ceiba. The aircraft are part of recent Pentagon operations in Puerto Rico linked to counter-drug and regional defense activities. (Credit: News is my Business)
San Juan Mayor Miguel Romero signs documents related to municipal programs. (File photo)
Rep. Ángel Morey-Noble introduced House Bill 456 to order a review of Puerto Rico’s business laws.
A Puerto Rico license plate, the subject of a House investigation into the single plate system.
Sen. Ron Wyden has asked Pantera Capital founder Dan Morehead, pictured, to explain his use of Puerto Rico’s Act 60 tax incentives. (Credit: Salt.org)
Norberto Almodóvar, deputy secretary of Puerto Rico’s Permit Management Office, presents the latest results on the permitting process. (Screen capture)

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