AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWater Crisis & Business Impact: Puerto Rico’s drought-driven water rationing has left hundreds of thousands without running water as rotating 48-hour shutoffs begin, with the government rolling out incentives and aid for affected businesses and municipalities. Public Policy & Utilities: FEMA is providing water trailers while officials warn the crisis is tied to both rainfall gaps and aging infrastructure failures, pushing water risk higher for households and commerce. Puerto Rico in the Courts: A U.S. legal fight over a Puerto Rico climate case was filed too late, with oil companies arguing against reviving the suit. Local Economy & Development: Selig Enterprises is moving through approvals for a 375-unit multifamily rental project on Ponce de Leon Avenue in Ponce, signaling continued housing investment despite operating pressures. Sports & Community: Tributes continue after Puerto Rican boxer Prichard “Digget” Colon died at 33 following a long-term brain injury from a 2015 bout. Governance & Elections: A cybersecurity firm hired to review Puerto Rico voting equipment says Trump allies derailed its work after it found no evidence of voter fraud.
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