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Héctor Ferrer Santiago
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Oct 15 to 21
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Sep 28, 2026
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- Puerto Rico’s DRNA Defends Its Technical Authority Over Karst Zone Protection Against House Bill
Puerto Rico’s Department of Natural and Environmental Resources (DRNA) argued on Tuesday, October 20, that its technical discretion is "an essential mechanism" for protecting the island’s karst zone, responding to a bill that would strip it of powers.
- Héctor Ferrer Questions José "Che" Pérez’s Availability on Judicial Branch Bill
The Popular Democratic Party (PPD) spokesman in the Puerto Rico House of Representatives, Héctor Ferrer Santiago, questioned the lack of availability of José "Che" Pérez, chair of the House Legal Affairs Committee, to answer questions about Senate Bill 1096, which proposes a new Judicial Branch Law for Puerto Rico.
- AutoExpreso Resumes $15 Toll Fines Monday After Multiyear Pause
The Transportation and Public Works Department’s Highway and Transportation Authority began collecting AutoExpreso fines again on Monday, October 18, imposing $15 penalties on drivers who pass through a toll lane without funds in their account.
- 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.
- Héctor Ferrer Criticizes Comptroller’s Comments on Fiscal Management
In Puerto Rico, Héctor Ferrer Santiago, spokesperson for the Popular Democratic Party (PPD) in the House of Representatives, criticized comments made by Comptroller Carmen Vega Fournier, stating that the administrative and fiscal reality of the Government shows problems that cannot be ignored, including delays in payments to suppliers and deficiencies in financial information systems.
- CODEPOLA Opposes Bill Allowing Police to Check Gun Licenses During Traffic Stops
The Corporation for the Defense of Gun License Holders in Puerto Rico (CODEPOLA), through its president Ariel Torres Meléndez, expressed opposition to House Bill 1472, presented by representatives Héctor E. Ferrer Santiago and Félix E. Pacheco Burgos.
- PPD House Leader Alleges Family Secretary Pressured Fired ADSEF Administrator Over $38M Contract
Héctor Ferrer Santiago, spokesperson for the Popular Democratic Party (PPD) in the House of Representatives, alleged on Tuesday that former Adsef administrator Blanca Medina Díaz was fired for refusing to sign a $38 million contract with an education company.
- Representative Alleges Governor Requested Resignation of ADSEF Administrator
Representative Héctor Ferrer Santiago, the spokesperson for the minority Popular Democratic Party (PPD) in the House of Representatives, alleged that Governor Jenniffer González requested the immediate resignation of Bianca Medina Díaz, the administrator of the Administración de Desarrollo Socioeconómico de la Familia (Adsef).