Four years after Hurricane Maria, 1 year since the obligation of over $10 billion in different funds to build a better grid, 3 months after a much-proclaimed contract for Transmission and Distribution, this has ended the people's patience.
Gonzalez-Colon highlights the frustration over delays in improving Puerto Rico's power grid.
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