Puerto Rico governor declares water-use emergency and activates National Guard
Puerto Rico’s governor announced a water-use state of emergency July 31 and activated the National Guard as severe water shortages continued across the territory.
Jenniffer González-Colón
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Puerto Rico governor says chief of staff, deputy chief of staff will leave in August
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Puerto Rico authorizes $2 billion coastal development as governor declares water-use emergency
Puerto Rico authorized an approximately $2 billion luxury coastal development in the southwest as Gov. Jenniffer González-Colón declared a water-use emergency and activated the National Guard.
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Puerto Rico governor approves Bayamón’s second comprehensive territorial-plan revision
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Puerto Rico authorizes $2 billion coastal project as governor declares water emergency
Puerto Rico authorized a coastal luxury development valued at an estimated $2 billion in the island’s southwest, as Gov. Jenniffer González Colón separately declared a water-use emergency and activated the National Guard.
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Puerto Rico authorizes $2 billion coastal resort as governor declares water-use emergency
Puerto Rico authorized a roughly $2 billion luxury coastal development in the island’s southwest on July 31, as Gov. Jenniffer González-Colón separately declared a water-use emergency and activated the National Guard.