Puerto Rican shutdown would increase default fears
The risk of a Puerto Rican default is growing, and would spike if a shutdown led to greater emigration
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- Tax proposal
- Next steps
- Damocles debt
- Default imminent?
- Political ramifications
- Political status
- Outlook
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_350.jpg "Governor Alejandro Garcia Padilla at the Capitol building in San Juan (Public Domain/Alvin Baez)")