AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTelecom Labor Clash: Liberty Puerto Rico confirmed layoffs of 12 employees from its Network Operations Center, after the Communications Workers of America (CWA Local 3010) alleged the cuts are tied to outsourcing in violation of the collective bargaining agreement and could hurt service quality. Puerto Rico Courts & Music Rights: Puerto Rico’s Supreme Court allowed Bad Bunny’s ex-girlfriend to continue suing over a voice memo used on “Un Verano Sin Ti,” ruling the claim can proceed as a potential commercial exploitation issue. Aging & Retirement Pressure: A new analysis warns Puerto Rico faces a retirement crisis as more residents reach 65 while fewer workers contribute, raising concerns about Social Security liquidity and long-term fiscal sustainability. Education Fraud Watch: A report alleges nearly $225 million in school fraud schemes across the U.S. and Puerto Rico since 2019, including fake invoices, inflated enrollment, and bid-rigging. Tourism Pulse: Coverage notes domestic tourism growth but also flags June air traffic down 4.6%, signaling uneven momentum for the island’s travel economy.
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