Puerto Rico is heading for a financial reckoning. And this time, there’s no coherent and viable plan from La Fortaleza or its Washington allies to cushion the blow.

Puerto Rico has announced plans to invest US$17 million in building an ultra-high-speed Internet network, as the Caribbean island embarks on an unprecedented infrastructure project aimed at fueling ...

The agency said it plans to grant nearly $900 million over the next 10 years to phone and internet companies operating in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands to help rebuild communications ...

Federal Communications Commission (FCC) chairman Ajit Pai has proposed to spend $954 million toward restoring and expanding communications networks in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands ...

A federal judge approved a plan reducing Puerto Rico's debt by about $26 billion and reducing its yearly debt payments from $3.9 to $1.5 billion per year. Colonialism is alive and well in Puerto Rico.

Ultimately, the plan also has to be approved by a judge overseeing Puerto Rico’s bankruptcy-like process. If that occurs, the plan would reduce Puerto Rico’s outstanding debt from $35 billion ...

The board said that the plan signed by federal judge Laura Taylor-Swain cuts Puerto Rico’s public debt by 80% and saves the island more than $50 billion in debt service payments.

Broadband services have not yet spread into Puerto Rico in a meaningful way. Minority Media and Telecommunications Council Chairman Henry Rivera evaluates the state of connectivity in Puerto Rico ...

The ACLU is also concerned that Puerto Rico's electrical infrastructure, which has been badly damaged by 2017's Hurricane Maria and recent earthquakes, cannot support the voting plan. Sponsor Message ...

Puerto Rico bankruptcy Judge Laura Taylor Swain extended the deadline for voting on the proposed Puerto Rico Plan of Adjustment by two weeks after several parties saw delays in receiving the ...