On the recordOctober 21, 2019
Absolutely not, Congressman. As I stated in my testimony, and I would point to Exhibit A in my testimony, the Oversight Board has a set of projections where they tie personal income to debt service.
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congress.govNydia Velázquez: “Absolutely not, Congressman. As I stated in my testimony, and I would point to Exhibit A in my testimony, the Oversight…”
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Velazquez disagrees with the Oversight Board's debt restructuring plan for Puerto Rico.
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