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What sources? Name them? What are you talking about?
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Dear anonymous: I ran the Plagairism Checker. The only article that turns up IS THIS ONE
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lovely pic plus text
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hmmm lovely content
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Thank you
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Their people may live in austerity. The workers may have their salaries adjusted. How bad if it happens to my country, I hope not for our president is so strong and bright.
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I am not the least bit worried about Puerto Rico. It’s a part of the United States. Washington won’t let that little piece of paradise drown!! WE OWN IT!! 🙂
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@Treathyl FOX, You are right, they just reduce their spending and debts shall be paid by borrowers.At least this island learned a lesson not to spend beyond their capacity and to at least avoid releases of loans to people for not all are good payers the dame way to a bank those bank borrowers if do not pay religiously , time comes the bank will declare bankruptcy.
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Their government can always think of alternative ways to gain good financial standing again. How about their public services, will it also be affected? It’s such a bad situation.
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Nature lovers like us were so sad of what happened to Environmental Secretary Gina Lopez; she did not pass the approval of the Commission on Appointments, saying she acted so quickly in closing the mines, and other things that they say should pass approval of both Houses of Congress and Senate; that she should ask to pass laws to support her decisions! It’s legalese! We do not know, why the Commission on Appointments apparently did not see her points!