Political Quotes

Thomas Rivera Schatz

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October 21, 2019

PROMESA does not need to be amended, it needs to be repealed.

Thomas Rivera Schatz

Oct 21, 2019

PROMESA has exacerbated the economic situation on the island putting a magnifying glass over the 121 years of colonialism.

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Oct 21, 2019

Only then will Puerto Rico truly possess the tools and mechanisms necessary to solve the social and economic crisis.

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Oct 21, 2019

This Committee should use its jurisdictional power... to enact legislation that will do away with our second-class status as a colony.

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Oct 21, 2019

PROMESA does not need to be amended. It needs to be repealed.

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Oct 21, 2019

PROMESA is not working, and for proposing a fix to what is, in our opinion, unfixable.

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May 1, 2019

The time has come for the United States Congress to grant equal treatment to the people of Puerto Rico through statehood and end the condition of indignity, inequality, and abuse to which its 3.1 million citizens are subjected to under an…

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Jan 8, 2014

The government needs to be more out of the way rather than trying to force its own view on how jobs should be created.

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Jan 8, 2014

The government needs to be more out of the way rather than trying to force its own view on how jobs should be created

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Jan 8, 2014

Yes, I do. We've also supported repealing Davis-Bacon and the service contracts.

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Jan 8, 2014

One of the main impediments to reducing the mismanagement of the taxpayers' money is Congress' tendency to create a program to solve a problem rather than spending the time to determine whether or not an existing program can address the…

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Jan 8, 2014

One of the recommendations we have in prime cuts is to reduce the cost growth in the major defense acquisition portfolio by 20 percent over 5 years.

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