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.
Governor Pierluisi discusses the extent of damage caused by Hurricane Fiona in Puerto Rico.
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The American citizens of Puerto Rico did not come to us after these disasters with their hands out.
most, if not all, territories that have become states were under-performing the states financially and economically.
Having a plan of adjustment confirmed by the Federal court is absolutely essential, because it would stabilize PREPA's finances.
a critical aspect of Fiona's recovery is the grid stabilization plan announced this week.
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