On the recordApril 12, 2016
This bill includes reforms that can begin transitioning the island away from elements of cronyism, allow for privatization of an energy sector.
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congress.govRob Bishop: “This bill includes reforms that can begin transitioning the island away from elements of cronyism, allow for…”
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Rob Bishop outlines the reforms aimed at revitalizing Puerto Rico's economy.
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