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LAP Consulting Group
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Oct 8, 2026
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- Senator Barlucea Urges Summoning More Witnesses in Department of the Family Hiring Probe
Senator Jamie Barlucea Rodríguez of the New Progressive Party said on Thursday that, in the Senate inquiry into hiring processes at the Department of the Family now under legislative scrutiny, he would already be summoning all the figures involved, adding that he respects the work of Family Committee chair Senator Wandy Soto but that the people of Puerto Rico deserve accountability.
- PNP Senator Insists Family Department Secretary Suzanne Roig Fuertes Must Resign Over NOLA Education Contract
Alternate PNP majority Senate spokesperson Juan Oscar Morales insisted Wednesday that Family Department Secretary Suzanne Roig Fuertes should resign over the hiring process for NOLA Education, whose Star Academy proposal for students at risk of dropping out contemplated a contract of up to $38.5 million funded by federal TANF funds.
- Coccoloba Owner Testifies Before Federal Investigators on ADSEF TANF Controversy
Christian Torres, owner of Coccoloba AgroEnvironmental, LLC, testified Monday before federal authorities at the US Department of Health and Human Services Office of the Inspector General (HHS-OIG) in Hato Rey, which is investigating alleged irregularities at Puerto Rico’s Administration for Socioeconomic Development of the Family (ADSEF) in awarding contracts with TANF funds, including the failed $38.5 million deal with NOLA Education.
- Family Department Secretary Requests 15 More Days to Deliver Proposal Evaluation File
In Puerto Rico, the Senate is evaluating a contract between the Family Department and the Family Socioeconomic Development Administration (ADSEF).
- Governor Defends Family Secretary Roig, Says ex-ADSEF Head Medina’s Account Lacks Credibility
Governor Jenniffer González Colón said the answers and sworn statement that Blanca Medina Díaz, former head of the Family Socioeconomic Development Administration (ADSEF), gave at a Senate public hearing lack credibility.