Why the Lights Are Still Off in Puerto Rico (video)

October 19, 2017 Puma ByDesign Economics Comments Off on Why the Lights Are Still Off in Puerto Rico (video)
Why Now is the time to consider owning gold

Puerto Rico, the nightmare that just will not go away and now it’s going to haunt us all.

Published on Oct 19, 2017 by ReasonTV

The government set the stage for a post-hurricane catastrophe.

 

Cross-posted on PUMABydesign001’s Blog.

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