Seguridad alimentaria para Puerto Rico ahora

Desde 1982, Puerto Rico recibe asistencia nutricional mediante una asignación en bloque con tope, con beneficios más bajos y requisitos más estrictos que el SNAP. Planteamos que el Congreso debe aprovechar la Ley Agrícola (Farm Bill) para hacer ya la transición de Puerto Rico al SNAP.

Food Security for Puerto Rico Now

Since 1982, Puerto Rico has received nutrition assistance through a capped block grant with lower benefits and stricter eligibility than SNAP. We argue Congress should use this Farm Bill to transition Puerto Rico to SNAP now.

The Midterm Election and Its Implications for Puerto Rico

With a narrow Republican House and a Democratic Senate, Puerto Rico must shift from seeking parity in federal funding to defending what it has gained. We outline the immediate priorities, Medicaid and Fiona relief, and how to adapt to the new Washington.

Un mensaje del Puerto Rico Recovery Fund

Mientras el huracán Fiona dejaba a Puerto Rico a oscuras, el CNE reactivó el Puerto Rico Recovery Fund, creado tras el huracán María para ayudar directamente a personas y comercios. Nuestro presidente y fundador, Miguel A. Soto-Class, comparte los próximos pasos.

PREPA and LUMA Agreement: Where are we now?

A summary of our policy brief on the PREPA-LUMA agreement: what the timeline means, three scenarios for the government, and why the most practical option is to press LUMA to perform rather than terminate without a Plan B.