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Jun 19, 2026
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- Supreme Court Chief Justice Asks Governor to Veto Senate Bill 1096 Judicial Reform
Puerto Rico Supreme Court Chief Justice Maite D. Oronoz Rodríguez said on October 22, 2026 that Senate Bill 1096, which the Legislature passed on final approval, raises constitutional questions and asked the governor to exercise her veto power over the measure.
- Energy Czar Says Supreme Court Ruling Does Not Validate LUMA’s Arguments
Puerto Rico Public-Private Partnerships Authority (AAPP) executive director and energy czar Josué Colón Ortiz said Tuesday that the Supreme Court’s resolution, which kept documents filed by LUMA Energy on the case’s record, does not mean the court adopted the operator’s arguments.
- Government Rejects LUMA Energy’s Claim of $1.3 Billion Cancellation Cost
In Puerto Rico, the Public-Private Partnerships Authority (AAPP) and the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA; AEE in Spanish) accused LUMA Energy of spreading fear with a supposed $1.3 billion bill if its contract is canceled, while trying to divert attention from the controversy that the Supreme Court must resolve: whether the amendment that extended its supplemental contract complied with the law.
- Bill Introduced to Allow Digital Publication of Judicial Edicts and Government Notices
Senator Ángel Toledo López of the Partido Nuevo Progresista has introduced a bill, Project of the Senate 1485, to allow the publication of judicial edicts and government regulatory notices in online newspapers, in addition to print publications.
- Puerto Rico Judiciary Launches Online Mediation Service
The Puerto Rico Judiciary has launched a new service in the Electronic Tribunal, allowing users to request mediation services online.
- Evangelist Jorge Raschke Blasts Lying Politicians at Capitol Prayer Rally, Family Rift Surfaces
Evangelist Jorge Raschke led the 53rd edition of the "Clamor a Dios" event on Monday from a stage on the north side of Puerto Rico’s Capitol, running from 10:00 AM to past 2:00 PM. Without naming names, Raschke criticized politicians who "lie to rise to power" and then reveal their true selves, urging the public to stay informed.
- PR Government Filings Outline Transition Plan if LUMA Contract Is Voided
Governor Jenniffer González’s administration submitted briefs to Puerto Rico’s Supreme Court in the lawsuit seeking annulment of the LUMA Energy contract, outlining steps for a hypothetical post-annulment transition.
- Journalist Unions Reject Bill Limiting Transmission of Pre-Trial Hearings
The president of the Overseas Press Club of Puerto Rico, Wilma Maldonado, and the president of the Association of Journalists of Puerto Rico, Nydia Bauzá, expressed their rejection of a proposed bill that would prohibit the transmission of pre-trial hearings.
- Anthonieska Avilés’ Defense Requests Six-Month Trial Delay
The defense team of Anthonieska Avilés Cabrera, co-accused in the murder of 16-year-old Gabriela Nicole Pratts Rosario, has requested that the Tribunal of Aibonito delay the trial for a minimum of six months.