Asociación de Maestros president Víctor Manuel Bonilla Sánchez stated on Monday that Governor Jenniffer González Colón must fulfill her June 22 promise to pay $90.4 million in retroactive Carrera Magisterial wages to 5,850 teachers. ^[1][3] Governor Jenniffer González announced on June 22 that $90.4 million had been allocated for back salary adjustments owed to 5850 active and retired teachers under the Teacher Career Law. ^[2] Asociación de Maestros legal advisor Edgardo Pabón stated that additional legal actions against the government have not been ruled out to secure the payments. ^[4] Education Secretary Eliezer Ramos Parés stated that his department had completed all required payment calculations and was coordinating with the budget office on the disbursement process. ^[5] AMPR sent a formal written request for a payment schedule to the budget office on October 26, and received no response after the requested five day deadline. ^[6] Four months have passed since the Governor's June 22 payment announcement, and no public payment timeline has been provided to teachers. ^[7] Orlando Rivera Berríos, director of the Office of Management and Budget, stated on August 14 that a full audit of the funds must be completed before requesting authorization from the Fiscal Oversight Board. ^[8]