Puerto Rico electricity provider was "hoarding" critical items needed to restore electricity to the island.
Months after Hurricane Maria ravaged Puerto Rico, nearly half the island's residents are still without power. Despite the Federal Emergency Management Agency sending hundreds of workers to the area to help restore the electrical grid, they've been at a loss as to where critical construction items, shipped to the island as part of the recovery effort, have gone.
Now, armed federal agents are reportedly taking the situation into their own hands. Over the weekend, FEMA and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers began raiding warehouses, where the Puerto Rican Electric Power Authority has been "hoarding" these "critical materials" out of reach of aide workers.
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Democrats for Destroying America includes Puerto Rico also.
ReplyDeleteI truly hope this type of corruption did not involve Americans. I know it may have, but I do hope it didn't.
ReplyDeleteThey are americans. The people there are us citizens.
ReplyDelete2:36 you are right sadly. That was blunder from the start.
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ReplyDeleteWhy do you care if it were Americans?
What is wrong with you?
What difference does it make WHO did it?