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Resident Commissioner Pablo José Hernández Calls on Governor to Fire Energy Czar Josué Colón and Family Secretary Suzanne Roig
4 updates over 8 days — last updated Oct 7, 2026
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October3 updates
Resident Commissioner Pablo José Hernández Calls on Governor to Fire Energy Czar Josué Colón and Family Secretary Suzanne Roig
via NotiUno
Resident Commissioner Pablo José Hernández, who represents Puerto Rico in Washington D.C., said Governor Jenniffer González Colón should remove Energy czar Josué Colón Ortiz and Family Department secretary Suzanne Roig Fuertes.
Parés Says Chats Show Energy Czar Josué Colón Perjured Himself; Referral Expected This Week
via El Nuevo Día
Messages exchanged in several government chats held by the Puerto Rico House of Representatives' Government Committee reaffirm the conclusion that Energy czar Josué Colón committed perjury in his appearance at a public hearing, according to committee chair…
PIP House Delegation Insists Josué Colón’s Attorney Testify in Power Expectations Probe
via NotiCel
Puerto Rican Independence Party (PIP) Representative Denis Márquez Lebrón and his colleague Adriana Gutiérrez Colón sent a letter to the chairman of the House Government Committee insisting that the panel summon attorney Juan González Galarza to testify.
September1 update
PPD’s Ferrer Questions Energy Czar Josué Colón’s Refusal to Waive Attorney-Client Privilege
via NotiCel
Héctor Ferrer Santiago, the Popular Democratic Party (PPD) spokesperson in the House of Representatives, questioned a decision by Energy czar Josué Colón not to waive attorney-client privilege so that his lawyer, Juan González, could testify before the House…
Who is involved
- Puerto Rico Electric Power AuthorityOrganization2 of 4
- Josué ColónPerson2 of 4
- Puerto Rican Independence PartyOrganization1 of 4
- Adriana Gutiérrez ColónPerson1 of 4
- Juan Ramón González GalarzaPerson1 of 4
- Denis MárquezPerson1 of 4
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