AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPuerto Rico Supreme Court: Bad Bunny’s voice-tag dispute took a turn as the Puerto Rico Supreme Court dismissed major claims tied to Carliz De La Cruz Hernández’s “Pa Ti” allegations as time-barred, while allowing other parts of her lawsuit to continue in San Juan. Public Finance & Oversight: A new watchdog report says nearly $225 million in alleged fraud hit U.S. schools since 2019, with cases including Puerto Rico, ranging from fake invoices and inflated enrollment to kickbacks and bid-rigging. Federal Funding Delays: A GAO audit finds most of the $14 billion promised to repair Puerto Rico’s power grid after Hurricane Maria still hasn’t reached the island, with FEMA especially slow to disburse. Energy & Infrastructure: The latest federal disaster-recovery update reports FEMA approvals of more than $91 million for Puerto Rico projects. Local Governance & Environment: A lawsuit seeks federal critical habitat protections for the threatened queen conch, including waters off Puerto Rico, as advocates argue dredging and pollution keep pressuring the species. Travel & Economy: JetBlue expanded service with new nonstop routes that include Ponce, adding more connectivity for the island’s southern coast. Sports & Culture: Puerto Rican singer De La Rose teamed up with Ryan Castro on “La Monda,” signaling continued push for broader Latin music reach.
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