The Financial Oversight and Management Board for Puerto Rico and the government of Puerto Rico announced they have reached a deal with Senior and Junior bondholders of Sales Tax Financing Corp. credit, as well as monoline insurers.
A mural alongside Baldorioty de Castro Avenue in San Juan, near the exit to De Diego Street, reads nowadays, “¡Auditoría ya, mamabichxs! A ciegas no” (which roughly translates into “Audit Now, suckers! Don’t do it blindly.”)
Puerto Rico had greater financial resources than it previously claimed, but there continues to be little transparency in the process, and audited financial statements still have not been produced since 2014, said Dominic Frederico, CEO of Assured Guaranty Ltd., which holds government debt.