Puertorriqueños reaccionan a mensajes de Trump

President Donald Trump criticized Puerto Rico for its financial problems following a hurricane, stating that the U.S. cannot provide federal aid indefinitely. His comments sparked protests from Democrats and Puerto Rican officials. Residents of Puerto Rico expressed their urgent need for assistance, highlighting the devastation and loss they faced. The U.S. House of Representatives approved a request to release $36.5 billion to support Puerto Rico's government. The hurricane, Maria, resulted in 45 deaths, and 85% of residents were still without electricity, with full restoration expected by March. The report concludes with a note from Rosalba Ruiz of the Associated Press.

What was President Trump's stance on federal aid to Puerto Rico after the hurricane?

• He increased the aid without conditions.

• He remained silent on the issue.

• He criticized the island and suggested aid cannot last forever.

• He promised indefinite support.

How did Puerto Rican residents respond to Trump's comments?

• They agreed with his assessment.

• They expressed a strong need for continued aid.

• They decided to refuse any further aid.

• They were indifferent to his comments.

What was the U.S. House of Representatives' response to the situation in Puerto Rico?

• They proposed a military intervention.

• They ignored the issue.

• They voted against any financial aid.

• They supported a significant financial aid package.

What percentage of Puerto Rican residents were still without electricity after Hurricane Maria?

• 50%

• 85%

• 25%

• 100%

By when did the government expect to fully restore electricity in Puerto Rico?

• Within a week

• By March of the following year

• By the end of the year

• By the next hurricane season