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The 19th News on MSNHigh prices, blackouts and half the money: Inside Puerto Rico’s stagnant food aid systemPuerto Rico’s block grant food assistance program already doesn’t stretch enough to meet the needs of its recipients.
Puerto Rico food aid brought too much salt and sugar, some residents say. Laura Olivieri Robles and Reynaldo Leanos Jr. PRI.org. When the power first went out in Puerto Rico, some Puerto Ricans ...
The federal government provided additional food stamp aid to Puerto Rico after the hurricane, but Congress missed the deadline for reauthorization in March as it focused on other issues before ...
The federal government provided additional food stamp aid to Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria in 2017, but Congress missed the deadline for reauthorization in March as it focused on other issues ...
The federal government provided additional food-stamp aid to Puerto Rico after the hurricane, but Congress missed the deadline for reauthorization in March as it focused on other issues before ...
Puerto Rico has started cutting benefits paid out by a food stamps program used by more than 1 million of its residents, as federal lawmakers have not provided the island with additional emergency ...
More than three weeks after Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico on Sept. 20, food, water, medicine and electricity remain scarce throughout the island.
Lower-income Americans generally get food assistance from the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, but Puerto Rico was cut out of that system — then known as food stamps — in 1981.
Despite approval this month from Congress and President Trump, Puerto Rico has not begun receiving $600 million in food stamp aid. That means less money for Myrna Izquierdo, who runs an HIV clinic ...
The Trump administration has not sent $600 million in emergency food stamp aid to Puerto Rico two weeks after President Donald Trump approved the funds, and the US territory does not expect to ...
PUERTO RICO (Alyana Gomez/KTVU) - Crackers and rain water is what some families in Puerto Rico are living off of, as they continue to wait for aid they so desperately need. Ships carrying supplies ...
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