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Gabriel Rodríguez Aguiló
Every story we’ve published that names Gabriel Rodríguez Aguiló, newest first.
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Jun 23, 2026
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Politics
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- Puerto Rico Governor Signs Law Letting Caregivers of People with Disabilities Use Express Lines
Puerto Rico Governor Jenniffer González Colón signed a law on Monday allowing parents, guardians and caregivers of people with disabilities to use express service lines and priority turns without being accompanied by the person in their care.
- Puerto Rico House Passes Bills Banning Live Broadcast of Pretrial Court Hearings
Puerto Rico’s House of Representatives on Thursday, October 15, approved House Bill (PC) 1211 and PC 1447, which would prohibit live broadcasts of probable-cause-for-arrest hearings and preliminary hearings, the stages before trial.
- Puerto Rico House to Increase Oversight of Facilities Serving Adults with Intellectual Disabilities
The Puerto Rico House of Representatives will increase oversight of residential facilities serving adults with intellectual disabilities after a recent case of alleged neglect.
- House Leaders Question Health Department’s Handling of New Contract at Culebra Clinic
House Speaker Carlos "Johnny" Méndez raised serious concerns during a public hearing in Culebra about the process behind hiring HealthProMed to provide medical services at the island municipality’s diagnostic and treatment center (CDT).
- Humanidades Puerto Rico Launches Conversaciones en Jazz Series
Humanidades Puerto Rico is launching a new series called Conversaciones en Jazz, which combines live music and conversation to bring the audience closer to the ideas, stories, and musical decisions that make up jazz.
- 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.