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House resolution · RC 565

Study of International Marketing Agreement

The bill orders commissions to study the feasibility of a marketing agreement with Spain and the Dominican Republic to promote the gastronomic and cultural offerings of Loíza, Canóvanas, and Río Grande municipalities.

Para ordenar a las comisiones de Turismo; y de la Región Este de la Cámara de Representantes de Puerto Rico, realizar un estudio sobre la viabilidad de establecer un acuerdo colaborativo de mercadeo internacional con España y la República Dominicana para la promoción de la oferta gastronómica y cultural de los municipios de Loíza, Canóvanas y Río Grande; y para otros fines relacionados.

Puerto Rico Legislature’s bill record, via Open States

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Where it stands

Open
273 days
Filed Jan 29
Last step
78 days ago
Aug 12
The bill's text with the report's amendments marked in, filed
Stage
In committee
Step 2 of 5
  1. IntroducedJan 29
  2. In committeeJan 29
  3. On the floorNot yet
  4. Passed a chamberNot yet
  5. Became lawNot yet
In committee
Calendar and Rules Committee (Comisión de Calendarios y Reglas Especiales de Debate de la Cámara)
Sponsor
Carmen Medina Calderón
Filed in
The House

Read the original bill, in Spanish: RC 565

Every step

On record, newest first.

  1. In House committee

    1. Sent to the House Calendar and Rules Committee

      Remitido a Comisión de Calendarios y Reglas Especiales de Debate de la Cámara

    2. First committee report filed, with amendments

      1er Informe Comisión rendido con enmiendas

    3. The bill's text with the report's amendments marked in, filed

      Entirillado del Informe

  2. In House committee

    1. Filed

      Radicado

    2. First reading in the House

      Aparece en Primera Lectura de la Cámara

    3. Sent to committee

      Referido a Comisión(es)

Bill data via Open States / Plural Policy (public domain). The English title and summary are AI-generated from the official Spanish text; each step is the legislature’s own wording in plain English, with the Spanish beneath it.