Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rosselló has said that he is setting aside $146 million for the payment of general obligation bonds.

Major investment firms made unethical and probably illegal loans to Puerto Rico’s government from 2000 to 2008, according to a report from a populist financial industry watchdog.

Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rosselló is taking a risk in trying to get better debt terms from the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority bond insurers, analysts said.

The Puerto Rico Oversight Board fired off two letters this month defending its authority over the local legislature as its effort to oversee the economy and address the debt crisis ran into resistance from island lawmakers.

Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rosselló signed into law a bill for a June referendum on Puerto Rico’s political status.

Puerto Rico’s government and public bodies missed more bond payments Wednesday as the island remained mired in a debt crisis.

Two Puerto Rico residents are firing back at UBS, saying the firm's challenge in federal court of an $18 million Financial Industry Regulatory Authority arbitration award over losses in Puerto Rico bonds is "a hopeless and baseless attempt at an unwarranted do over."

The Puerto Rico Oversight Board extended the stay on debt-related litigation to May 1 and the deadline for the governor to submit a 10-year fiscal plan to Feb. 28.

The Puerto Rico Senate approved a measure for a June referendum on Puerto Rico’s political status.

The Puerto Rico Oversight Board holds its fourth official meeting Saturday, faced with a disagreement with the new governor over what should be in the commonwealth’s ten-year fiscal plan and escalating discord among local politicians.