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The unrest potentially has short- and long-term impacts on the local government and its finances, analysts say.
February 9
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Judge Laura Taylor Swain's action allows LUMA Energy to continue to operate.
February 8
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Attorneys say the first step is to get a court to stay enactment of the Plan of Adjustment, but that it is unlikely.
February 4
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Jaresko's resignation comes the same week as more than 40 Puerto Rican groups called for the disbandment of the Oversight Board in a letter to President Joe Biden.
February 3
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The teachers' groups will request a stay of plan implementation.
January 28
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Local legislators may be opposed to the current PREPA bond deal.
January 28
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More federal Medicaid funding and higher-than-expected economic growth will lead to more revenues, the board expects.
January 27
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Swain's order affects $1.9 billion of PRIFA bonds and $384 million of CCDA bonds, for which insurers and bondholders will receive minimum recoveries of 14% and 29% of par, respectively.
January 21
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The law concerning bankruptcy advisor disclosures comes after the SEC fined Oversight Board advisor McKinsey in November.
January 20
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Participants note there is a long road to sustainable recovery for the island that is dependent on the local government keeping its spending in check.
January 19
