Puerto Rico’s shipments focus on relief, not infrastructure upgrades

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Puerto Rico’s shipments focus on relief, not infrastructure upgrades

Alan M. Field, Special Correspondent | Mar 13, 2018 11:41AM EDT
With a quarter of the island’s residents lacking electrical power, long-term improvements are taking a back seat to rebuilding efforts.
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