On the recordJuly 24, 2018
All sides in Puerto Rico have agreed that an obsolete and expensive energy system is the obstacle to economic progress on the island.
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congress.govAll sides in Puerto Rico have agreed that an obsolete and expensive energy system is the obstacle to economic progress on the island.
She highlights the consensus on the need to reform Puerto Rico's energy system for economic growth.
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