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Dalmau ties Puerto Rico's economic crises to territorial status, faults PPD and PNP

On Monday, the PIP general secretary said the PPD's refoundation repeats the same fiscal board strategy as prior administrations.

Marisol Vélez Cintrón
Politics Correspondent
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Juan Dalmau Ramírez, general secretary of the Partido Independentista Puertorriqueño, argued on Monday that Puerto Rico's territorial relationship with the United States is the root cause of local economic problems, naming the cost of living and the actions of the Junta de Control Fiscal.[1] Dalmau placed the blame on both main parties, saying the PPD and the PNP share responsibility for the economic and government crises accumulated over recent decades.[2] He turned the sharpest line on the PPD's refoundation, comparing it to receiving the same cold sandwich repeatedly.[3] Dalmau said the PPD continues to use the same Fiscal Control Board compliance strategy used by prior administrations.[4]
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  1. Juan Dalmau argued that Puerto Rico's territorial relationship with the United States is the root cause of local economic issues including cost of living and Fiscal Control Board actions. · Metro Puerto RicoPuerto Rico
  2. Juan Dalmau claimed both the PPD and PNP parties share responsibility for accumulated economic and government crises in Puerto Rico over recent decades. · Metro Puerto RicoPuerto Rico
  3. On Monday, Juan Dalmau Ramírez, general secretary of the Puerto Rican Independence Party (PIP), compared the PPD party refoundation to receiving the same cold sandwich repeatedly. · Metro Puerto RicoPuerto Rico
  4. Juan Dalmau stated the PPD continues to use the same Fiscal Control Board compliance strategy used by prior Puerto Rican administrations. · Metro Puerto RicoPuerto Rico
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