Six on Puerto Rico (still!): Neglect, Misery, Thirst, Disease: Puerto Rico Marks 100 Days Since Hurricane Maria; The Hurrican

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Six on Puerto Rico (still!): Neglect, Misery, Thirst, Disease: Puerto Rico Marks 100 Days Since Hurricane Maria; The Hurricane After Maria; Omnishambles Rolls On; Seize Hoarded Electric Equipment; Puerto Rico is being treated like a colony; tax bill will wreck what’s left of Puerto Rico’s economy;


Neglect, Misery, Thirst, Disease: Puerto Rico Marks 100 Days Since Hurricane Maria









US Corps of engineer stats on Puerto Rico Recovery.jpg
Luis Menendez, a postal worker, delivers mail at an area affected by Hurricane Maria in the island of Vieques.jpg
Ramon Torres uses an improvised pulley system to transport supplies over the river at Charco Abajo. Three weeks after Hurricane Maria, damaged infrastructure is hampering the delivery of aid to remote communities..jpg
Puerto Ricans are desperate to find safe drinking water following Hurricane Maria´s devastation. Photo Reuters.jpg
An aerial view of a flooded neighborhood in Catano, P.R., in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.jpg
People wait in line to get fuel from a gas station in San Juan.jpg
A man makes a fire after sunset in San Isidro, outside San Juan, on Sept. 28.jpg
A car passes through a neighborhood with no electricity in the central Puerto Rican town of Utuado, about 65 miles away from San Juan, on October 6.jpg
People charge their phones in San Juan on Sept. 30.jpg
A priest talks during mass at a church in Santurce, a district of San Juan, on Sept. 30.jpg
Elias Katsihtis, center, and Antonio Arcamone of the New York City buildings department, mapping out damage in San Juan, Puerto Rico.jpg
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U.S. warships under command of Rear Admiral Sampson bombarding San Juan, Puerto Rico, May 12, 1898.jpg
Plantain trees flattened by Hurricane Maria in Yabucoa, P.R. In a matter of hours, the storm destroyed about 80 percent of the crop value in Puerto Rico, the territory’s agriculture secretary said.......jpg
President Trump visited Puerto Rico about two weeks after Hurricane Maria and congratulated the island’s residents for having a low death toll..jpg
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Puerto Rico, bilingual, printed in the Bronx, 1909.jpg
Moises Martinez, with help from his grandson, cleaning out his home in San Juan, P.R., in October after Hurricane Maria destroyed it. A federal moratorium on housing foreclosures after the hurricane is due to expire in ea.jpg
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