Former Gov. Luis Fortuño argues that the Federal Oversight and Management Board must replace its current mainland members with local leaders to resolve PREPA's decade-long bankruptcy and address Puerto Rico's critical infrastructure failures.
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How Trump can fix Puerto Rico’s broken infrastructure
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