Posted on 03/06/2019 1:42:48 AM PST by blueplum
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — Puerto Rico's governor activated the National Guard on Tuesday to rush food, medicine and gasoline to the popular tourist islands of Vieques and Culebra following a major breakdown in transportation that critics say could have been avoided. The announcement came after cargo ferries that supply the two islands located some 20 miles (32 kilometers) east of Puerto Rico recently broke down, cutting an important lifeline to the roughly 11,000 people who live there...(snip)
...Just over five months ago, Rossello's administration rented four additional ferries and changed the departure point from Puerto Rico to the two islands as part of a multimillion-dollar project aimed at improving a troubled transportation system. The government is seeking to establish a public-private partnership to resolve issues.
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just lump PR into the pot of cities Dem controlled for your answer
democratic thiefdoms creating yet another gangrenous rot from the cancer they are
Send them a few boxes of Beto’s Bean Burritos. Kill two birds with one stone.
I would guess that somewhere on the island there is some entrepreneur who knows how to get things done. That person could go into politics and Make Puerto Rico Great For The First Time. But the people will only vote Democrat, so this isn’t going to happen.
“The government is seeking to establish a public-private partnership to resolve issues.”
Should have been contracted out all along. Transportation systems require common sense budgeting and dispersal priorities and government can’t do that, they have no concept of it.
puerto ricans continue their parasitic ways. These ingrates need to be thrown out and have their independence with no foreign aid given to them. Sink or swim, you socialist LIB nitwits.
So why hasn’t the nasty woman saved them?
Can’t we just give Puerto Rico to Mexico?
Cuba would be better suited.
Well they’re all here on the mainland now Jim.
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