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Fiscal Control Board
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Nov 1 to 7
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Oct 13, 2026
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- Economist Indira Luciano Urges Rethink of Tax Incentives to Grow Puerto Rico’s Economy
With federal funds declining, Puerto Rico’s economy must grow by transforming its productive structure rather than relying on tax exemptions, economist Indira Luciano argues.
- PIP’s Juan Dalmau: With Democrats Controlling Congress, Pablo José Hernández 'is out of excuses’
Puerto Rican Independence Party (PIP) secretary general Juan Dalmau Ramírez warned that the new Democratic majority in the US Congress leaves Puerto Rico at a disadvantage because the island is governed by figures who have aligned themselves with Republican Trumpism.
- Senator Ángel Toledo López Supports $1,000 Minimum Pension for Retirees with Guaranteed Funds
In Puerto Rico, Senator Ángel Toledo López expressed support for a $1,000 monthly minimum pension for government retirees, but warned that the Fiscal Control Board will not approve it without identified recurring funds.
- Economist Warns Puerto Rico Faces Stagflation Risk in 2027 as IMF Projects 0.1% GDP Contraction
Francisco Montalvo Fiol, an economic analyst, professor and management advisor, warned that Puerto Rico faces a risk of stagflation by 2027, a condition in which economic contraction combines with inflation.
- New Fortress Energy Resumes Gas Delivery to Puerto Rico, Avoiding Judicial Order
In Puerto Rico, US District Judge María Antongiorgi Jordán ruled that the contract between New Fortress Energy (NFE) and the government to sell gas eliminates the possibility of obtaining a court order to enable the use of an alternative supplier.
- Juan Dalmau Seeks to Expand Political Alliance with PPD and PNP Figures
Juan Dalmau, the former candidate for governor from the Puerto Rican Independence Party (PIP), revealed on Tuesday that he has held meetings with figures from the Popular Democratic Party (PPD) and the New Progressive Party (PNP) to discuss a possible broader political alliance for the 2028 elections.