Puerto Rico Can Be a 'Model for the Future' After Hurricane Maria, Says Governor Rossello

The video discusses the aftermath of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico, highlighting the damage and recovery efforts. It addresses the confusion over funding, with claims of $91 billion in aid versus the actual $11 billion received. The economic impact is significant, but new markets and investment opportunities are emerging. Puerto Rico's status as a US territory presents challenges, including high poverty and unemployment rates. The video also covers debt restructuring efforts under PROMESA and highlights investment incentives, making Puerto Rico an attractive place for investors.

What is the current status of the recovery efforts in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria?

How much funding has Puerto Rico received for permanent work since Hurricane Maria?

What are some of the challenges Puerto Rico faces in its recovery process?

What opportunities does Puerto Rico have for economic growth post-recovery?

How does the per capita income in Puerto Rico compare to that of the 50 states and Latin America?

What is the significance of the proposed Disaster Relief Bill for Puerto Rico?

What are the implications of Puerto Rico's debt situation on its recovery efforts?