But doesn't the recent audit by the Puerto Rican Commission on Debt make it clear that PREPA's financial advisors, its engineers, lawyers, accountants, insurance companies, and perhaps bondholders bear some responsibility for PREPA's current, out-of-control debt practices?
Norma Torres: “But doesn't the recent audit by the Puerto Rican Commission on Debt make it clear that PREPA's financial advisors, its…”
On the recordMarch 21, 2017
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Torres questions the accountability of various stakeholders in PREPA's debt issues.
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