Issues warnings amid ÍntegraPR transition By THE STAR STAFF The Financial Oversight and Management Board has granted the Puerto Rico government a one‑time extension to process certain fiscal year 2026 (FY2026) obligations through Oct. 31, but paired the approval with strict conditions and heightened reporting requirements tied to the problematic rollout of ÍntegraPR, the new enterprise resource planning platform. In an Aug. 28 letter to Office of Management and Budget Directo

A number of political groups demonstrated Monday morning in 14 locations across 11 municipalities, including in San Juan on highway PR-52 northbound near exit 177 (pictured), to demand the immediate withdrawal of the Financial Oversight and Management Board from Puerto Rico on the entity’s 10th anniversary. (Screenshot via Facebook Jornada Se acabaron las Promesas/31Aug2026/2:25pm) By THE STAR STAFF A number of political groups demonstrated Monday morning in 14 locations acr

By THE STAR STAFF Popular Democratic Party (PDP) lawmakers Héctor Ferrer Santiago and Ángel “Tito” Fourquet Cordero are questioning what they said was New Progressive Party Rep. Víctor Parés Otero’s decision to replace a previously announced public hearing on the failed temporary generation agreement with a private meeting involving Energy Czar Josué Colón Ortiz, a key figure in the controversial procurement process. The lawmakers said Parés had publicly promoted an investiga

Engineer Carlos Pesquera Morales, fourth from left, stressed that “[f]or the public, the important thing is that there are no changes in the operational adjustment patterns, both at La Plata and Sergio Cuevas.” (Facebook via Jenniffer González Colón) By THE STAR STAFF The central government will keep current water‑rationing schedules in place for customers served by the Carraízo reservoir and maintain existing operational adjustments at La Plata, despite weekend rains that br