The government of Puerto Rico has failed to make $37.3 million in debt repayments, a selective default dictated by lack of liquidity, Public Affairs Secretary Jesus Manuel Ortiz told EFE Tuesday. The island's government signaled last week that it would not make the payments, which were due by midnight Monday. The defaulted debt corresponds to $35.9 million in bonds issued by the Puerto Rico Infrastructure Finance Authority and $1.4 million in Public Finance Corp. bonds. Rating agency Standard & Poor's said Monday that if Puerto Rico didn't pay the $37.3 million by midnight, the bonds would be declared in default....