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Without Senate Action, Puerto Rico, Other Territories Lack Critical Health, Food Aid

May 16, 2019

The Senate still hasn’t approved emergency disaster relief legislation, keeping more than a million Americans who live in Puerto Rico and other U.S. territories without much-needed health and food...

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Puerto Rico Fiscal Policy

Without Senate Action, Puerto Rico, Other Territories Lack Critical Health, Food Aid

Governor’s Proposal Would Stabilize, Improve Puerto Rico’s Medicaid Program

Addressing Puerto Rico’s Medicaid Funding Shortfalls Would Help Ensure Fiscal Stability and Growth

How Is Food Assistance Different in Puerto Rico Than in the Rest of the United States?

Puerto Rico’s Medicaid Program Needs an Ongoing Commitment of Federal Funds

Working Families Tax Relief Act Would Help Puerto Rico Families

Puerto Rico Forced to Slash Basic Food Aid While Waiting for Washington to Act

Without Immediate Federal Action, 1.4 Million Puerto Rico Residents Face Food Aid Cuts

Puerto Rico on Verge of Implementing an EITC

Without More Federal Funding, 1.4 Million Puerto Rico Residents Face Food Aid Cuts

Hurricane Anniversary Highlights Puerto Rico’s Need for Adequate Medicaid Funding

Policymakers Must Act Quickly to Meet Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands’ Medicaid Needs

Steps for Fixing Puerto Rico’s Fiscal Problems

Puerto Rico Disaster Relief: A Look Back

House GOP Spending Bill Falls Short on CHIP, Community Health Centers, Puerto Rico

Trump Disaster Relief Request Doesn’t Address Any of Puerto Rico’s Medicaid Needs

Policymakers Should Now Turn to Puerto Rico’s Longer-Term Recovery

With House Passage, Senate Now Must Pass Critical Food Assistance for Puerto Rico

Why House Bill’s Medicaid Funding for Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands Falls Way Short

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Puerto Rico Disaster Relief: A Look Back