If the voters get their backsides too close to the fire, they will just have to sit on the blisters a while.

The people of Puerto Rico, the government of Puerto Rico, has done everything that has been asked by the Federal Government to access this funding in less than a year.

I once again thank for all her work, funds were appropriated, granting Puerto Rico the resources it needed to recover itself from the devastation.

All documents relating to the public debt of the government of Puerto Rico should be classified as a public document.

The Oversight Board is a distraction and has become a perfect political excuse for the local government.

We thank you for the opportunity to express our comments regarding the amendments to the PROMESA Act of 2019.

These aren't acts of God, these are acts of government.

Again, we haven't received the publication in the Federal Register for the next tranche of funds.

What will happen after the reconstruction funds end?

So, it is time to bail out the people of Puerto Rico.

We request Congress to act now.

PROMESA is an imperfect solution to the frightening challenge Puerto Rico faced in 2016.

Local administrations have refused to define essential services for purely political reasons, because of the incapacity of politicians to be straightforward with the people.

the Federal Government needs to find ways to facilitate, not hinder, the process

We also agree that there needs to be total transparency in governmental transactions.

The only reason that there is a pension cut proposed in the plan of adjustment is because of the bankruptcy laws in the United States.

I think that the record attests to the fact.

In complete agreement with your amendment calling for total transparency in relation to contracting consultants, lawyers and accountants by the Board, as Congresswoman Velazquez has been pushing for some time now.