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Jaime Sanabria

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  1. Business

    Labor Attorney Explains Puerto Rico Workers’ Rights to Unemployment Benefits After Losing Their Jobs

    Workers in Puerto Rico who lose their jobs can apply for unemployment benefits even if their employer never gave them a formal termination letter, according to labor law attorney Jaime Sanabria.

  2. Politics

    Cataño Mayor Cancels Eight Municipal Contracts Worth $913,000 a Year

    Cataño Mayor Hiram Torres Montalvo announced the cancellation of eight municipal contracts whose annual amounts total $913,000, as part of a review of contracting during his first two weeks leading the administration.

  3. Politics

    Law Professor: Ivy Queen and Bad Bunny Songs Teach the Same Consent Lesson as Law 17

    In an opinion piece, labor law professor and attorney Jaime L. Sanabria Montañez argues that two reggaetón songs, Ivy Queen’s 2003 "Quiero bailar" and Bad Bunny’s March 2020 "Yo perreo sola," carry the same message Puerto Rico’s Law 17 of 1988 has written into employment law since 1988: consent is not presumed.

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