One of the things that creates the most public unease in any electricity reorganization in Puerto Rico is the people will have to pay for a rate increase to guarantee any profitability.
Jenniffer González-Colón: “One of the things that creates the most public unease in any electricity reorganization in Puerto Rico is the people…”
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Gonzalez-Colon highlights public concerns about potential rate increases during electricity reorganization in Puerto Rico.
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