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Pick how long you've been gone. Each recap is built from the storylines our coverage tracked — every thread links to its full timeline. Updated September 28.

The past week394 stories · 8 threads

Puerto Rico faced challenges with water levels in reservoirs and a political shift in Cataño. The island also saw developments in infrastructure and community news.

  1. Infrastructure · 11 stories

    Puerto Rico's Water Crisis

    Carraízo reservoir level at 40.58m, La Plata loses water, 53 municipios in drought.

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  2. Government & Politics · 5 stories

    Deceased Cataño Mayor's Facebook Account Used to Attack His Widow Before Party Election

    Deceased Cataño mayor's Facebook used to attack widow, new mayor elected.

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  3. Community · 3 stories

    LNG Ship Amur River to Head to Dominican Republic Before Returning to San Juan Waters

    LNG ship heads to Dominican Republic, returns to San Juan waters.

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  4. Government & Politics · 3 stories

    Governor Names Interim DACO Chief After Secretary Wins Cataño Mayoral Race

    Governor names interim DACO chief after secretary wins Cataño mayoral race.

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  5. Government & Politics · 3 stories

    PPD Senator Demands Answers Over ÍntegraPR Payment Delays Totaling $363.1 Million

    Senator demands answers on $363.1M ÍntegraPR payment delays.

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  6. Government & Politics · 3 stories

    Senate Vice President Asks Treasury to Suspend Diesel Excise Tax

    Senate vice president asks Treasury to suspend diesel excise tax.

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  7. Infrastructure · 3 stories

    Resident Commissioner Announces Nearly $43 Million in FEMA Funds for Puerto Rico

    Nearly $43M in FEMA funds announced for Puerto Rico.

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  8. Community · 2 stories

    Pregnant Woman in Critical Condition After Car Accident in Manatí

    Pregnant woman in critical condition after Manatí car accident.

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The past two weeks638 stories · 8 threads

Puerto Rico faced a worsening water crisis, with multiple reservoirs declining and 53 municipalities in drought. The island also saw significant political developments, including a new interim DACO chief and controversy surrounding the Cataño mayoral election. Infrastructure projects and FEMA funding were also announced.

  1. Infrastructure · 28 stories

    Puerto Rico's Water Crisis

    Reservoir levels declined, 53 municipios in drought, Carraízo at 40.58 meters.

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  2. Government & Politics · 5 stories

    Governor Names Interim DACO Chief After Secretary Wins Cataño Mayoral Race

    Governor names interim DACO chief after secretary wins Cataño mayoral race.

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  3. Government & Politics · 5 stories

    Deceased Cataño Mayor's Facebook Account Used to Attack His Widow Before Party Election

    Deceased Cataño mayor's Facebook used to attack his widow before party election.

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  4. Community · 5 stories

    Police Seize AK-47, Drugs in Raid on Monte Hatillo Housing Complex Apartments

    Police seize AK-47, drugs in Monte Hatillo housing complex raid.

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  5. Government & Politics · 4 stories

    ACLU of Puerto Rico Demands Withdrawal of National Guard Troops From Washington, D.C.

    ACLU demands withdrawal of National Guard troops from Washington, D.C.

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  6. Government & Politics · 4 stories

    Senate Vice President Asks Treasury to Suspend Diesel Excise Tax

    Senate vice president asks Treasury to suspend diesel excise tax.

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  7. Infrastructure · 4 stories

    Daily Water Watch: La Plata at 44.47 Meters

    La Plata reservoir level reported daily, ranging from 44.40 to 44.63 meters.

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  8. Infrastructure · 4 stories

    Resident Commissioner Announces Nearly $43 Million in FEMA Funds for Puerto Rico

    Resident commissioner announces nearly $43 million in FEMA funds for Puerto Rico.

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The past month1024 stories · 8 threads

Puerto Rico faced ongoing water challenges and political developments over the past month. Water levels in key reservoirs continued to fluctuate, with 53 municipalities experiencing drought conditions. The island also saw various political updates, including a special election in Cataño.

  1. Infrastructure · 57 stories

    Puerto Rico's Water Crisis

    Carraízo reservoir level dropped to 40.58 meters, 53 municipios experienced drought.

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  2. Government & Politics · 6 stories

    Deceased Cataño Mayor's Facebook Account Used to Attack His Widow Before Party Election

    Deceased Cataño mayor's Facebook used to attack widow before party election.

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  3. Infrastructure · 6 stories

    Daily Water Watch: La Plata at 44.47 Meters

    La Plata reservoir level reported daily, ranging from 44.40 to 44.70 meters.

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  4. Community · 6 stories

    Police Seize AK-47, Drugs in Raid on Monte Hatillo Housing Complex Apartments

    Police seized AK-47 and drugs in Monte Hatillo housing complex raid.

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  5. Community · 6 stories

    Drug Trafficker 'El Burro' Reaches Plea Deal with Federal Prosecutors, Avoids Death Penalty

    El Burro reaches plea deal, avoids death penalty.

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  6. Government & Politics · 5 stories

    ACLU of Puerto Rico Demands Withdrawal of National Guard Troops From Washington, D.C.

    ACLU demands withdrawal of National Guard troops from Washington, D.C.

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  7. Government & Politics · 5 stories

    Governor Names Interim DACO Chief After Secretary Wins Cataño Mayoral Race

    Governor names interim DACO chief after secretary wins Cataño mayoral race.

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  8. Community · 5 stories

    Puerto Rico Elections Commission Refers Alleged Cloned Voter ID Case in Arecibo to Justice Department

    Alleged cloned voter ID case referred to Justice Department.

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