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
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
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
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
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