Por cierto, la P3 firmó contrato con HMS FERRIES, INC y HMS FERRIES - PUERTO RICO, LLC para operar las lanchas de la Autoridad de Transporte Marítimo. Van a examinar las lanchas y terminales y reparar lo necesario. Tardarán 270 días.
La Autoridad va a pagar todo ese proceso inicial y luego las compañías podrán quedarse con lo que se cobre de los tickets.
El contrato dura 25 años. La 8.5 dice "During Phase 1, the Authority is responsible for developing a plan for
carrying out required Vessel acquisitions, retirements, and capital improvements with a view to
maximizing
the amount of FTA assistance funds available to fund such expenditures and
assuring the number, quality and capacity of the vessels required by the Operator to carry out the
services required hereunder at the required performance level (the “Fleet Capital Improvement
Plan”). T
The Fleet Capital Improvement Plan shall cover the entire period of the Contract Term
and the Authority shall update the same every three years during the Contract Term.” O sea, van a modernizar la flota de lanchas con fondos federales. Que se hace en PR que no los tenga?
Habrá sido un requisito de recibir esos fondos federales el que hubiera un operador privado?
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Ya que el frenesí de las elecciones locales ha pasado y Biden parece ser el presidente electo (pero ojo con Pennsylvania), volvemos a nuestro deber de reportar sobre la Junta >
El lunes la Junta envió carta a la Gobernadora diciendo sobre el aumento a las enfermeras: "Accordingly, pursuant to PROMESA section 204(a)(3), the Oversight Board notifies you that your submission of Act 136 was not accompanied by the formal estimate required
by PROMESA section 204(a)(2)(A) or a certification compliant with PROMESA section 204(a)(2)(B) or (C). Further, pursuant to PROMESA section 204(a)(4), the Oversight Board directs the Governor to provide a complete formal estimate that explains the basis for its
La Junta a la Gobernadora: "Rather than providing incremental support to the segment of the population who is either receiving
their salaries and/or already receiving meaningful financial support through Federal and local
emergency packages,
the Oversight Board suggests the Government should now focus on those who
need help the most, including the homeless, low-income households, those lacking access to sufficient
food, adults and children with disabilities as well as those who lack access
to the internet, transportation, or other personal factors preventing access to existing programs.” O sea, demos dinero a los marginados, BRAVO por la Junta.