This is not charity or a bailout; this is about fundamental justice.
Pedro Pierluisi: “This is not charity or a bailout; this is about fundamental justice.”
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Emphasizes the need for fair treatment of Puerto Rico, not just aid.
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Well, one thing FEMA is doing is actually funding a public affairs campaign, public education campaign, encouraging people to build up to code.
The 15-year contract provides a payment methodology that includes either bonuses or penalties, depending on compliance with the metrics.
Exactly. That is why we are calling for Congress to authorize FEMA to adjust those fixed cost estimates due to the increase in the cost of construction materials and supply chain disruption.
It should not be surprising that 105 years after becoming U.S. citizens by birth, Puerto Ricans want to vote for President and to have voting representation in Congress.





