The US House Natural Resources Committee will resume debate on the law this semester and discuss possible amendments

On the 69th anniversary of the Constitution, the federal Executive Branch’s position agrees with measures that would exclude territorial or colonial status as an alternative in a process on Puerto Rico’s future

Although many of its members have yet to be appointed the White House interagency group held the first meeting yesterday

Puerto Rico bankruptcy judge concludes the Fiscal Oversight Board filed sufficient disclosure statements to central government creditors

This bipartisan language would ensure the island receives at least $2.809 billion for the next federal fiscal year, which begins in October

The Puerto Rico Federal Affairs Administration will allocate some $600,000 to these delegates’ expenses, and another $733,000 to nine employees

The governor’s representative in Washington says this brings stability for five years even without Medicaid parity

Melinda Romero, Mayita Meléndez, and Roberto LeFranc plan to travel frequently to the U.S. capital.

He expressed surprise at the vote held yesterday