AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPuerto Rico’s future under PROMESA: Ten years after the PROMESA law was signed, Puerto Rico is cutting debt fast (down 58% to about $31B) while still wrestling with the divisive tradeoff of federal oversight and veto power over budgets. Local culture & folklore in pop form: Dark Horse Comics launches Beast of Boriken #1, where el Chupacabra clashes with outside developers—Puerto Rican folklore turned into an anti-overdevelopment story. Foodways spotlight: A guide to exploring Puerto Rico’s coffee farms highlights family-run heritage and sustainable brewing traditions. Community life & identity: T-Mobile’s Hometown Grants wrap up after nearly five years, with Puerto Rico included among the 500 projects nationwide—funding digital learning, parks, and local gathering spaces. Music and Puerto Rican pride: Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor disclosed $4,333 in concert tickets provided by Bad Bunny’s Puerto Rican label, Rimas Entertainment. Environment & livelihoods: A report on Culebra fishers shows climate change isn’t the only pressure—traditional fishing communities are fighting to adapt and stay afloat.
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