AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWater Crisis & Infrastructure: Puerto Rico’s water emergency worsened as the National Guard was activated to help distribute supplies after repairs to the Superaqueduct line in Bayamón began restoring service only gradually; officials say 120,000+ customers still face low pressure and uncertainty, with drought and heat adding strain. Cybersecurity: A wide-scale cyber attack campaign targeting Fortinet devices reportedly compromised login credentials and affected nearly 75,000 firewall/VPN devices across 15+ countries, raising risks for major institutions. Local Governance & Politics: Puerto Rico’s administration is in a new political crisis tied to allegations of public corruption and interference, with resignations at the economic development agency and fresh sworn statements filed. Finance & Banking: FV Bank updated its digital banking services in San Juan, aiming to blend regulated traditional banking with more modern, on-the-go tools for customers. Energy & Consumer Response: Puerto Rico’s Department of Consumer Affairs coordinated with agencies and the National Guard on hurricane-season fuel logistics, including plans to freeze prices on essential goods like gasoline during emergencies. Sports Business (MLB): MLB owners proposed major amateur draft changes—cutting rounds, banning high school signings, and creating an international draft—moves that could reshape signing-bonus spending and talent pipelines affecting Puerto Rico’s baseball ecosystem.
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