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José Rosado
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Nov 6 to 12
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Oct 4, 2026
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- Puerto Rico School Bus Contractors Start Getting Paid and Resume Service
School transportation companies in Puerto Rico began receiving payment for their services on Thursday, November 12, after firms such as Tatito’s Transport Services Inc. halted operations on Tuesday, said José Rosado, president of the School Bus Contractors Federation.
- Puerto Rico Education Dept. Admits Budget Gap Blocking Payments to School Bus Operators
Puerto Rico Education Secretary Eliezer Ramos acknowledged that a gap in last year’s fiscal budget is currently preventing the department from paying school transportation companies.
- Puerto Rico School Bus Companies Warn Up to 10,000 Students Could Lose Transport Monday
Between 5,000 and 10,000 Puerto Rico students, including special education students, could be left without school transportation starting Monday, November 16 if some 40 to 50 bus companies stop operating over payment delays from the Department of Education, warned José Rosado, president of the Federación de Porteadores Escolares de Puerto Rico (Puerto Rico School Bus Carriers Federation).
- School Transport Federation President Says 40 to 50 Firms Unpaid by Puerto Rico Education Department
The president of the Federación de Porteadores de Puerto Rico, José Rosado, said between 40 and 50 school transport companies have not been paid by the Puerto Rico Department of Education, a situation that has forced some of them to stop operating, while other companies have kept collecting without the same problems.
- School Bus Operators to Protest in San Juan Monday Over Unpaid Education Department Debt
Drivers in San Juan on Monday could face delays from early in the day because of a demonstration called by the Federación de Porteadores Escolares de Puerto Rico and the Comité de Transportistas.