PNP secretary general Jorge Santini stated the party convention will be held 4-6 December across western Puerto Rico municipalities including Mayagüez, Aguadilla, Moca and Isabela ^[1] Thomas Rivera Schatz, Puerto Rico Senate President, stated controversies around Suzanne Roig may carry political cost for Jenniffer González's 2028 reelection bid. ^[2] Jorge Santini acknowledged internal PNP divisions exist and that a party primary election may be held in 2025 ^[3] PNP Governor Jenniffer González Colón postponed the convention from an originally planned August to mid-October timeframe due to drought conditions on Puerto Rico ^[4] The PNP convention will include official assemblies for the party's women, youth and public servant branches, plus the general party assembly ^[5] Multiple Puerto Rico agencies including the Department of Justice are investigating Suzanne Roig and the cancelled $38 million NOLA Education contract. ^[6] Thomas Rivera Schatz asserted there is a pattern of Jenniffer González defending cabinet officials who later leave office amid irregularities. ^[7] Thomas Rivera Schatz denied on Monday that his oversight of the Puerto Rico executive administration is motivated by partisan politics. ^[8]