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Senator Morales refers Family Secretary Roig to US Inspector General

The Monday referral of Suzanne Roig Fuertes escalates a controversy the Senate president now ties to the governor's 2028 bid.

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Senator Juan Oscar Morales referred Puerto Rico Department of Family Secretary Suzanne Roig Fuertes to the United States Office of the Inspector General on Monday, moving the controversy around her into federal hands.[1] The referral landed the same week that Senate President Thomas Rivera Schatz said the controversies around Roig may carry a political cost for Governor Jenniffer González's 2028 reelection bid.[2] That is the new weight here: a dispute inside the Department of Family is now attached, out loud and by a Senate leader, to the governor's own ballot math. The record of why Roig was referred stops with the fact of the referral. Morales sent it to the federal inspector general; the specific findings behind it are not in these facts. What González's office has addressed separately is a different matter, saying the governor received NOLA Education representatives as she does other business owners, with no special invitation.[3]
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  1. Senator Juan Oscar Morales referred Puerto Rico Department of Family Secretary Suzanne Roig Fuertes to the United States Office of the Inspector General on Monday. · Telemundo Puerto RicoPuerto Rico
  2. Thomas Rivera Schatz, Puerto Rico Senate President, stated controversies around Suzanne Roig may carry political cost for Jenniffer González's 2028 reelection bid. · El Nuevo DíaPuerto Rico
  3. La Fortaleza stated Governor Jenniffer González received NOLA Education representatives as she does with other business owners, with no special invitation. · WAPA.TV
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