Puerto Rico natural resources chief grilled over order to shelve probe targeting governor's in-laws
- Puerto Rico senators questioned the natural resources chief, Waldemar Quiles, about his decision to shelve an investigation into illegal construction in a protected area.
- The investigation involved alleged violators, including the in-laws of Puerto Rico's governor, Jenniffer González, who called it 'political persecution.'
- Quiles claimed under oath that no one ordered him to sign the order shelving the investigation, asserting it was prepared by the previous administration.
- Environmental law expert Pedro Saadé stated that the order Quiles signed is illegal and rejected Quiles's claims made during the questioning.
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