The Puerto Rican electorate served notice last November that they do not wish to continue being governed in the way and through the institutions and laws that, by their own accord, govern them currently.
Puerto Ricans expressed a desire for political change and self-governance.
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We need to do public-private partnerships for both transmission and distribution and generation, and actually split the two so that there is no monopoly in Puerto Rico.
Having a plan of adjustment confirmed by the Federal court is absolutely essential, because it would stabilize PREPA's finances.
There is an energy transformation law in Puerto Rico, which was approved on a bipartisan basis in 2018.
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