Puerto Rico Bar Association cites limits on rights

CAAPR president Vivian Godineaux Villaronga issued a statement Wednesday detailing concerns over civic participation and access to justice.

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Vivian Godineaux Villaronga, president of the Puerto Rico Bar Association, said in a written statement that the group has observed concerning limitations on essential rights. ^[1] The association specifically flagged restrictions on civic participation, freedom of expression, access to public information, and access to justice as areas of concern. ^[1] The read here is that these limitations represent a significant shift in the legal environment for the island, as the Bar Association formally documents them. ^[1]

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Vivian Godineaux Villaronga, president of the Puerto Rico Bar Association (CAAPR), said in a written statement that the association has observed concerning limitations on essential rights including civic participation, freedom of expression, access to public information, and access to justice. · San Juan Daily Star

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