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Congress approves stopgap funding through Dec 11

The Puerto Rico Federal Affairs Administration reports the bill keeps the federal government operating until December 11.

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The Puerto Rico Federal Affairs Administration in Washington announced on Tuesday that Congress has approved a stopgap funding bill to keep the federal government operating through December 11.[1] The measure prevents a government shutdown, ensuring federal agencies continue their operations for the remainder of the year. The PRFAA issued the statement on Tuesday to confirm the timeline extends to December 11.[1] This development addresses immediate operational needs for federal entities, though the specific impact on local Puerto Rico programs remains tied to the broader federal budget cycle.[1]
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  1. The Puerto Rico Federal Affairs Administration (PRFAA) in Washington announced on Tuesday that Congress has approved a stopgap funding bill to keep the federal government operating through December 11. · San Juan Daily Star
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