Puerto Rico's Decade Under Oversight Board Coincides with Worsening Water Shortages

Puerto Rico is enduring a record drought that has forced severe water rationing across the island. Residents blame the crisis on neglected infrastructure, despite ten years of supervision by a federal oversight board known as 'La Junta'. The situation highlights the failure of oversight to address basic water system maintenance.
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