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The alternative to PROMESA was to place Puerto Rico’s future in the hands of a federal judge negotiating with expensive lawyers representing Hedge Funds and Creditors.
Rep. @TulsiGabbard: Why I Voted for #PROMESA Act gabbard.house.gov/news/press-rel…
Rep. @TulsiGabbard: Why I Voted for #PROMESA Act gabbard.house.gov/news/press-rel…
#TulsiGabbard's interest in #PuertoRico isn't a new interest. She was was one of the original co-sponsors of the Puerto Rico Statehood Admission Process Act, (H.R. 727) which was introduced into the House in 2015...👇
#Tulsi2020🌺
#Tulsi2020🌺
#PROMESA Bill in 2016,did NOT create #PuertoRico's problem, prior to this, more than 200 schools closed, cuts to benefits & a freeze on salaries
Among the many who had been hit by the Island’s 11-yr economic recession were the school teachers:miamiherald.com/news/business/…
@TulsiGabbard
Among the many who had been hit by the Island’s 11-yr economic recession were the school teachers:miamiherald.com/news/business/…
@TulsiGabbard
@TulsiGabbard ‼️@TulsiGabbard was right to vote for #PROMESA in Jun 10, 2016
👇May 4, 2016
Hedge funds that bought billions of US$ of #PuertoRico’s debt are resisting (Promesa Bill) a broader restructuring in hopes of preserving their rights to be paid off 1st & in full.wsj.com/articles/in-pu…
👇May 4, 2016
Hedge funds that bought billions of US$ of #PuertoRico’s debt are resisting (Promesa Bill) a broader restructuring in hopes of preserving their rights to be paid off 1st & in full.wsj.com/articles/in-pu…
