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Ángel Pantoja Rodríguez
Every story we’ve published that names Ángel Pantoja Rodríguez, newest first.
Stories this week
2
Oct 26 to Nov 1
First named
Jul 4, 2026
7 stories since
Top topic
Politics
5 of 7 stories, then Act 60
Coverage, newest first
- Jay Fonseca Presses Treasury Secretary to Act on Power Expectations Dispute
Political analyst Jay Fonseca, on the show Los Datos Son Los Datos, questioned the inaction of Treasury Department Secretary Ángel Pantoja Rodríguez amid the controversy over the Power Expectations contract.
- Event Producers Ask the House to Ease Treasury Bureaucracy on Show Tickets; Treasury Secretary Opposes the Bill
Event producers in Puerto Rico asked the House of Representatives to approve House Bill 979, which amends the Internal Revenue Code to eliminate the requirement that show tickets be validated (refrendo) with the Treasury Department.
- CPI Sues Puerto Rico Treasury Department Over Access to Donor Information
The Center for Investigative Journalism (CPI) filed a mandamus lawsuit against the Puerto Rico Department of Treasury (Hacienda) and its Secretary, Angel Pantoja Rodríguez, seeking information on donors to the Fundación del Palacio de Santa Catalina, a government-created organization responsible for maintaining and restoring La Fortaleza.
- Tension Between Senate and Treasury Over Slot Machines
Tension has arisen between the Senate and the Department of Treasury in Puerto Rico over the issue of slot machines.
- Puerto Rico Governor Promotes Act 60 Extension to 2055 at NYSE Opening Bell
Governor Jenniffer González Colón participated for the first time in the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) opening bell ceremony this Tuesday, where the Puerto Rico government presented its long-term strategy to attract investment, companies, and capital to the island.
- Puerto Rico Treasury Pays Over $27 Million in Refundable Credits to Seniors and Pensioners
Puerto Rico’s Fortaleza announced that the Department of Treasury (Hacienda) issued its first payroll of refundable tax credits for low-income seniors (65+) and pensioners, totaling $27,742,430, covering 59,592 processed returns.
- Puerto Rico Government Reduces Accumulated Deficit
The government of Puerto Rico has reported its best financial performance in years, with the lowest accumulated deficit since the approval of the federal Promesa law.