On the recordNovember 16, 2022
The effects of Fiona and the ongoing rains have brought back to our attention that the necessary public works to make our infrastructure more resilient, are going at a snail's pace.
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congress.govThe effects of Fiona and the ongoing rains have brought back to our attention that the necessary public works to make our infrastructure more resilient, are going at a snail's pace.
She highlights the slow progress in improving Puerto Rico's infrastructure after recent disasters.
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