EDITORIAL: Manmade disaster: Puerto Ricans are rightly pointing their fingers at their own leaders
In San Juan, people are in the streets protesting Gov.
The ire is well-founded. Last week, with thousands of Puerto Ricans left homeless after several earthquakes and aftershocks, a local blogger discovered pallets of humanitarian aid -- including water and expired baby food -- sitting undistributed in government warehouses, some dating back to 2017, when two hurricanes devastated the island.
Following the discovery, Vázquez fired several members of her cabinet.
This is tragic, not only because of those denied help. It makes it that much easier for
Last week,
He should also deploy his brand of constructive criticism and
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