The crisis in Puerto Rico is the joint responsibility of the Puerto Rico government, whose policies and practices have often been irresponsible, and the Federal Government, whose policies toward Puerto Rico have clearly been inequitable.
Pierluisi highlights the shared responsibility for Puerto Rico's crisis between local and federal governments.
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I hope that it's going to be a matter of days, to get the service back, to most of our customers.
What is being done with the billions of dollars in aid? What are the plans? When will we see results?
The damage that we have suffered, because of this hurricane, is rain-related, mostly. It's going to - by the time, the tail leaves Puerto Rico, we will have gotten roughly 35 inches of rain. That's a huge amount of rain.
FEMA has agreed to come in and assist us in increasing our power generation for a period of time which could range between 1 year and 1½ years.
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