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Roberto Lefranc Fortuño
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Jun 24, 2026
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- La Fortaleza Aide Says Governor’s Achievements Outnumber Controversies Amid Multiple Investigations
Jean Peña Payano, Public Affairs secretary at La Fortaleza, said Governor Jenniffer González’s achievements outnumber the controversies around her, even though more than seven investigations are under way involving senior current and former officials, including Francisco Domenech, Suzanne Roig and Ciary Pérez Peña.
- DDEC Subsecretary to Remain in Position Despite Expanded Investigation
Roberto Lefranc Fortuño, Subsecretary of the Department of Economic Development and Commerce (DDEC), will remain in his position despite an investigation by the Independent Special Prosecutor’s Office (FEI) being expanded to examine potential criminal or delinquent conduct.
- Governor González Colón Skips Press Q&A at Río Grande Event
Governor Jenniffer González Colón left journalists waiting Wednesday afternoon at a public event in Río Grande, after her communications staff told reporters she would answer questions.
- FEI Expands Probe into DDEC Scandal to Include Deputy Secretary Roberto Lefranc Fortuño
The Panel of Independent Special Prosecutors (FEI) announced that Roberto Lefranc Fortuño, deputy secretary of the Department of Economic Development and Commerce (DDEC), has been added to the list of officials under investigation in an ongoing probe into irregularities at the agency, part of Governor Jenniffer González Colón’s administration.
- Union Accuses PRIDCO of Ignoring Labor Concerns
Carmen Julia Vallés, president of the Independent Union of Employees of the Puerto Rico Industrial Development Company (PRIDCO), accused PRIDCO Executive Director Roberto Lefranc Fortuño of refusing to address labor concerns.
- Two Taiwanese Companies Consider Establishing Operations in Puerto Rico
Ella Woger Nieves, CEO of Invest Puerto Rico, confirmed that two new Taiwanese companies are interested in investing and expanding their operations in Puerto Rico.