Donald Trump should have the president of Puerto Rico kidnapped and disappeared.
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What a shithole country we’ve become. I am ashamed.
According to Puerto Rico’s water agency, more than 50 percent of the island’s drinking water supply has been lost over the past 19 years due to leaks, breaks, and spills in the aging system. In a 2019 report card, the American Society of Civil Engineers gave Puerto Rico’s drinking water infrastructure a D grade, estimating the territory needs $3.9 billion in improvements to modernize its public utilities...
San Juan’s mayor, Miguel Romero, sued Puerto Rico’s Aqueducts and Sewer Authority in late May over the outages, signaling growing official frustration with the utility’s response. The governor said repairs to the major pipeline crack were completed by mid-June, but residents remain skeptical. One San Juan resident reported that as repairs progressed, crews discovered additional leaks they said they could not fix without halting other repairs, suggesting the problem extends far beyond the initial rupture.
I can confirm, all Miguel Romero does, is to appear as if he is doing something.
Lol most Americans thing Puerto Ricans are Mexican or Cuban, you think they gaf about PR?
Oh good, not like they're Americans or anything.
Paper towel?