Our attorney, Eidalia González, participated in a legislative hearing held at the offices of the Puerto Rico Manufacturers Association (PRMA), in her capacity as a member of its Infrastructure Committee.
The hearing was held as part of House Resolution 456, aimed at identifying and evaluating legislative initiatives to strengthen Puerto Rico’s business environment and promote government efficiency.
During her participation, González highlighted the importance of contractual stability and institutional continuity as fundamental elements for Puerto Rico’s economic development and competitiveness. She also addressed the potential impact that terminating contracts with private electric power operators could have on operational continuity, employment, and investor confidence.
González emphasized that addressing Puerto Rico’s energy challenges requires a long-term vision focused on modernizing the electrical grid, improving planning, ensuring effective project execution, and maintaining financial discipline.
Her participation contributes to an important dialogue between the industrial sector and the Legislative Assembly regarding the opportunities and challenges facing Puerto Rico in energy infrastructure and economic development.
To learn more about her participation, we invite you to read the full article published in El Nuevo Día on November 4, 2026.
“Puerto Rico no puede darse el lujo de volver a empezar”, según el sector industrial – El Nuevo Día
