US EditionJcf Has Not Disclosed the Financial Reports of Its Own Members for a Year
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The Fiscal Control Board has not disclosed financial reports of its own members for a year.From the left, the members of the Fiscal Control Board, John E. Nixon, Cameron McKenzie and Andrew G. Biggs; Executive Director Robert Mujica and President Arthur J. González during the first public hearing of the Board in which Jenniffer González participated as Governor of Puerto Rico. Photo provided The federal law PROMESA requires its disclosure. The e…
The Fiscal Control Board (JCF), imposed by the federal government to pursue the fiscal discipline of the Puerto Rico government and its agencies, has not published some of the financial reports of its members for a year, as required by the federal law PROMESA. Nor has it published the financial reports of Gov. Jenniffer González Colón, who must also comply with this obligation as an ex officio member, or without a vote, of the Board. In total, i…
The Fiscal Control Board, imposed by the federal government to pursue the fiscal discipline of the Puerto Rico government and its agencies, has not published some of the financial reports of its members for a year, as required by the federal law PROMESA. Nor has it published the financial reports of Gov. Jenniffer González Colón, who must also comply with this obligation as an ex officio member, or without a vote, of the Board. In total, it is a…
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