Good morning, today is Friday, March 1st. My name is Eduardo Isente and these are Puerto Rico's top news.

So we start off with the FBI investigation into the legislature's host employees or their fake employees.

This investigation is gaining strength and momentum and apparently they are pretty close to making a rest. So the FBI

is pretty close to making a rest on the case. There's people from the banking industry helping,

people who have been involved in the case have come forth to speak directly to the FBI after the

FBI announced that if that they were actually investigating the case and that if you had relevant

information and you came forth they will take that into consideration and maybe not

press charges against you.

So they're moved to get more information apparently is paying off and they are pretty close to waking arrest. While all

this is happening, legislators from both parties are talking to the press and

acting as if all legislators were saints and saying we welcome this investigation.

We hope that it goes on and legislators who made this type of corruption,

who did this type of corruption, get punished accordingly.

We all know this is simply a PR measure

and people are actually pretty scared

and things are pretty tense in Puerto Rico's legislature.

Moving on, positive views, HUD just approved the

approved yesterday. The disbursement of 8.5 billion in

additional recovery funds. So Ben Carson, who is the agency

director, came out and said, we are approving these 8.5 billion

dollars in additional recovery.

We are giving the money to the Puerto Rican government, so it's not just a proof, but

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