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Governor González Colón signs three Puerto Rico laws, announces Ballajá kiosks

All three bills were signed 12 April 2026, covering military students, election code and agricultural rules

Yadiel Rosario Quiñones
Grid and Infrastructure Reporter
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Governor Jenniffer González Colón signed three pieces of legislation into law on 2026-04-12. [1] The enacted measures are Law 201-2026 expanding protections for military post-secondary students, Law 202-2026 adding an explicit definition of political propaganda to the 2020 Election Code, and Law 203-2026 extending the Hands to the Field law to all agricultural activity on the island. The military student law will extend existing protections to members of the United States Space Force studying in Puerto Rico. [2] [3] [4] González Colón announced permanent kiosks for merchants and artisans will be built at the Cuartel de Ballajá in Old San Juan. [5]
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  1. Governor Jenniffer González Colón signed the House Bill 208 on 2026-04-12, converting it into Law 201-2026, to update and expand protections for military students in Puerto Rico's post-secondary institutions. · La Voz Digital de Puerto Rico
  2. Governor Jenniffer González Colón signed the House Bill 315 on 2026-04-12, converting it into Law 202-2026, which incorporates an explicit definition of 'political propaganda' into Puerto Rico's 2020 Election Code. · La Voz Digital de Puerto Rico
  3. Governor Jenniffer González Colón signed the Senate Bill 190 on 2026-04-12, converting it into Law 203-2026, to expand the 'Hands to the Field' law to all agricultural activities in Puerto Rico. · La Voz Digital de Puerto Rico
  4. The new law amends Article 4 of Law 109-2003 to recognize the U.S. Space Force within the protection framework of the military statute, granting its members studying in Puerto Rico the same rights as other armed forces students. · La Voz Digital de Puerto Rico
  5. Governor Jenniffer González Colón announced that permanent kiosks will be built for merchants and artisans in the Cuartel de Ballajá in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico. · Primera HoraPuerto Rico
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