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Oct 19

Watch 7:05
Why restoring Puerto Rico’s power is so difficult

By PBS News Hour

Both federal and local authorities have faced criticism for the speed of Puerto Rico recovery efforts. A month after Hurricane Maria, some 80 percent of the island remains without electricity. Hari Sreenivasan speaks with José Sánchez, of the U.S. Army…

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Oct 19

WATCH: Puerto Rico governor says Trump made clear ‘no U.S. citizen will be left behind’

By Associated Press

The president says the federal government has done a "really great job." He says he has given his blessing to Congress for a funding plan, but adds that the governor "understands that these folks can't be there forever."…

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Oct 17

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Puerto Ricans still don’t have reliable drinking water, and fears of contamination are rising

By PBS News Hour

It’s been almost a month since Hurricane Maria battered Puerto Rico, killing at least 48 people, but citizens on the island are still coming to grips with the scale of the devastation. William Brangham speaks with David Begnaud of CBS…

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Oct 13

2017 is on track to be a record-setting year for massive natural disasters in the U.S.

By Laura Santhanam

So far, 2017 has produced 15 major U.S. natural disasters and shows no sign of slowing down. Here's a look at these disasters by the numbers.

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Oct 12

Watch 9:49
White House is committed to long-term Puerto Rico recovery despite Trump tweets, says Gov. Rosselló

By PBS News Hour

Puerto Rico’s painfully slow recovery from Hurricane Maria has alarmed the island’s residents and become the subject of a political fight. President Trump tweeted that federal aid in Puerto Rico cannot continue “forever,” drawing criticism from San Juan’s mayor. P.J.

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Oct 12

Trump says Puerto Rico can’t get aid ‘forever’

By Associated Press

Trump criticized the U.S. territory in a series of tweets Thursday. He says there is a "total lack of accountability" and "electric and all infrastructure was disaster before hurricanes."…

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Oct 10

Watch 4:24
News Wrap: Hurricane Maria death toll rises in Puerto Rico

By PBS News Hour

In our news wrap Tuesday, the confirmed death toll in Puerto Rico rose to 43 nearly three weeks after Hurricane Maria wrecked the island. Authorities blamed infections and bad road conditions, among other factors. Also, President Trump denied he was…

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Oct 09

Political disputes are hurting Puerto Rico relief, FEMA chief says

By Luis Alonso Lugo, Associated Press

He did not identify which individual officials he blamed, but the mayor in San Juan has drawn the ire of President Donald Trump for her criticism about how quickly aid is reaching people on the island.

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Oct 07

Watch 3:05
Puerto Rico’s power struggles predate Hurricane Maria

By PBS News Hour

Hurricane Maria destroyed Puerto Rico’s grid, but the U.S. territory's power provider was in deep financial trouble and known for neglecting outages before the storm struck last month. Jessica Resnick-Ault, a reporter with Reuters who investigated the bankrupt utility company,…

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Oct 06

Watch 7:21
Shuttered school in Puerto Rico opens its doors for community in need

By PBS News Hour

Hurricane Maria has taken a toll on Puerto Rico’s power grid and water supply, but for children, school closures and isolation from friends presents a daily reminder of the storm's devastation. For a working class community outside San Juan, schools…

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