# Puerto Rico investigative center CPI sues water authority AAA for Truenorth records

CPI filed a court petition October 27 against Puerto Rico AAA for Truenorth service documents.

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The Center for Investigative Journalism (CPI) stated it filed a special court action against Puerto Rico's AAA on 27 October seeking Truenorth Corporation service documents. [^1][^3][^4]

CPI is requesting court ordered release of monthly invoices, reports, and all documents for services provided by Truenorth Corporation to AAA. [^2] CPI stated it waited over two months for a response to the public records request before filing court action, and exhausted all available administrative remedies. [^5][^8][^10] The court filing invokes Puerto Rico Law 141 of 2019 governing public information access procedures. [^6]

CPI executive director Carla Minet stated that AAA systematically ignores public information requests and transparency law amendments have not resolved this issue. [^7] CPI reported it previously received a favorable court ruling in an earlier 2026 public records lawsuit against AAA regarding La Puntilla, Arecibo. [^9]

## What this stands on

1. The Center for Investigative Journalism (CPI) stated it filed a special court action against Puerto Rico's AAA on 27 October seeking Truenorth Corporation service documents. (Ey Boricua, News)
2. CPI is requesting court ordered release of monthly invoices, reports, and all documents for services provided by Truenorth Corporation to AAA. (esnoticiapr.com, News)
3. The Center for Investigative Journalism (CPI) filed a special legal recourse against the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (AAA) on the prior Tuesday. (esnoticiapr.com, News)
4. The Centro de Periodismo Investigativo filed a special legal action against AAA on Tuesday regarding withheld Truenorth Corporation records (Periódico La Perla, News)
5. CPI reported two months of prior administrative requests for the Truenorth records produced no document delivery from AAA. (Ey Boricua, News)
6. The court filing invokes Puerto Rico Law 141 of 2019 governing public information access procedures. (Ey Boricua, News)
7. CPI executive director Carla Minet stated that AAA systematically ignores public information requests and transparency law amendments have not resolved this issue. (esnoticiapr.com, News)
8. CPI stated it waited over two months for a response to the public records request before filing court action, and exhausted all available administrative remedies. (esnoticiapr.com, News)
9. CPI reported it previously received a favorable court ruling in an earlier 2026 public records lawsuit against AAA regarding La Puntilla, Arecibo. (Ey Boricua, News)
10. CPI journalist Amanda Pérez Pintado submitted the original records request two months prior to the lawsuit filing (Periódico La Perla, News)

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