Puerto Rico Gov. Says Pension Cuts Shouldn't Be Part of Restructuring Plan

The transcript discusses the support for the economic terms of a proposed plan of adjustment, while opposing pension cuts. It highlights the impact of storms on Puerto Rico's infrastructure and the role of federal funding in rebuilding. The conversation also covers the topic of Puerto Rico's statehood, emphasizing the need for equal treatment and voting rights for its citizens.

What aspect of the proposed plan does the speaker support?

• The public pension system

• The economic terms

• The oversight board's decisions

• The pension cuts

Why does the speaker oppose the pension cuts in the plan?

• They believe it will increase taxes

• They think it's unnecessary for plan approval

• They prefer a different economic plan

• They want more cuts

What has Congress committed to improve in Puerto Rico?

• Tourism industry

• Federal voting rights

• Infrastructure resilience

• Education system

What natural event exacerbated Puerto Rico's financial issues?

• Flood

• Hurricane

• Earthquake

• Drought

What was the result of the statehood vote in Puerto Rico?

• Vote was postponed

• Majority supported statehood

• Majority opposed statehood

• Vote was inconclusive

What historical comparison is made regarding Puerto Rico's statehood?

• Comparison to Texas and California

• Comparison to New Mexico and Florida

• Comparison to New York and New Jersey

• Comparison to Virginia and Maryland

What is one potential benefit of Puerto Rico becoming a state?

• Equal treatment in federal programs

• Improved weather

• Increased tourism

• More natural resources