AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWater Crisis & Governance: Puerto Rico’s drought-driven rationing is now hitting hundreds of thousands, with some San Juan-area residents facing 48-hour stretches without running water as reservoirs fall and the aging pipe network struggles; FEMA water trailers are arriving, but shortages persist and residents describe long-running, uneven service in some buildings. Boxing Safety & Legal Fallout: Puerto Rican boxer Prichard Colón has died at 33, 11 years after a 2015 bout injury left him in a persistent vegetative state; coverage again spotlights the “rabbit punch” controversy and the sport’s safety failures, with renewed attention on the rule changes and ongoing lawsuits. Local Economy Watch: Puerto Rico’s economy shows clear slowdown signals, with the Economic Activity Index declining for three straight quarters, pointing toward recession-like conditions amid higher costs and weaker consumption. Education Tech: A new report finds AI use in K-12 is surging—60% of teachers used it—while most educators received no training, raising governance and policy gaps. Municipal Politics: A meeting is set to hear impeachment articles against Kissimmee Mayor Jackie Espinosa, following a special prosecutor’s probable-cause findings tied to a business grant program. International Spotlight: A major Miami benefit concert (“Unidos por Los Nuestros”) is raising funds for earthquake relief in Venezuela and Colombia, with proceeds aimed at rebuilding and mental health support.
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