Good morning, today is Monday, February 25th. My name is Eduardo Isenti and these are Puerto Rico's top news for today.

We start off with the forensics department which has been in trouble for a couple of months honestly.

They currently have a backlog of at least 100 bodies waiting to have autopsies performed. This is very

serious because although these bodies are cooled down in order to slow down

the composition they can't be fully frozen until after the autopsies have been

performed. Therefore a lot of families are receiving their loved ones bodies in

really advanced conditions of decomposition which is

affecting burial, burial rituals in Puerto Rico which as you know are important

for Puerto Ricans. They're having to have closed caskets because the bodies are

just in very advanced states of decomposition. Next news, Joseo is attending a

governor's meeting in the White House this week, and he

was really hoping to meet with Trump and talk about how slow the recovery efforts for Maria

have been, how slow the funds are coming in, and how they're not being deployed fast enough.

But the president has not granted the governor a meeting he has his team actually said that Trump will not give him a meeting

And that they have instead referred him to FEMA and the housing department to talk with those officials while he's in DC but not with the president

We move on to condominium law. There's a new law that has been debated in the Senate

Which affects condominiums and the ways they operate.

The main debate going on right now is that politicians and stakeholders have different views, different politicians and different stakeholders have different views on a unanimity clause that was in the previous version of the law that is now being changed

to non-inanimous, you need three-fourths of residents to vote in favor of improvement

projects.

So, in the previous version of the law, if the board of directors of the condominium

wanted to do an improvement on the building, They needed every single resident, every single property

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