Jenniffer González stated the Fiscal Board was open to evaluating proposals to reduce electricity costs for consumers. ^[1] Puerto Rico Governor Jenniffer González met for nearly three hours on Thursday with Fiscal Board executive director Robert Mujica Jr. ^[2] On October 29, 2026, 102 law professors from Puerto Rico's leading law schools signed a letter asking Governor Jenniffer González Colón to veto the Judicial Reform bill ^[3][4][5] Both parties confirmed any relief measures must comply with Puerto Rico public debt obligations before implementation. ^[6] The Fiscal Board issued a letter on Wednesday criticizing the proposed temporary sales tax exemption for prepared food, stating no funding had been identified to offset lost revenue. ^[7] The law professors stated that governance of the judiciary requires stability and clear responsibilities ^[8] Law 215-2026 mandates active shooter prevention, response and mitigation plans for all Puerto Rico public government entities. ^[9] Law 216-2026 requires individual criminal background review for electrician license applicants to support labor reintegration of formerly incarcerated persons. ^[10] Law 217-2026 grants preferential government property purchase rights to tenants and usufructuaries who invested in property improvements. ^[11]