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CNN's Isabel Rosales travels to Puerto Rico to see how residents are living day to day during the island's water crisis. She met an 84-year-old woman who is was…
CNN's Isabel Rosales travels to Puerto Rico to see how residents are living day to day during the island's water crisis. She met an 84-year-old woman who is washing her dishes and bathing with bottled water yet still paying her water bill.
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@@Faith-ee4qwImported1mo ago
Thank you CNN for reporting on the conditions in Puerto Rico! The world needs to see this! The people of Puerto Rico are not happy with their governor!
@@Kevin-zz9ncImported1mo ago
It's a Colony not a U.S. possession.
@@DportemallImported1mo ago
STOP PUTTING LIBERALS IN POWER!! Geez people wake up!!
@@raymondready7496Imported1mo ago
Everywhere in the western world the elites are conditioning us to start paying more for essentials.
@@punchy1325Imported1mo ago
Its ok trump will give you 5k very soon 😂
@@AnJusTis4AllImported1mo ago
GREETINGS Puerto Rican US Citizens / Americans the US federal government is legally required to provide disaster relief to Puerto Rico, and that assistance is actively happening right now. Because Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory, its residents are U.S. citizens, and federal agencies like the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) have the exact same obligation to provide emergency aid there as they do to any mainland state. So Peurto Rico We have to help you because even though youre unincorporated basically just means you have (no post office) US territory We still consider you Part of the United States The US Government has to help you. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) said Monday that it's providing water trailers to Puerto Rico as the island grapples with a water crisis.<br><br>The trailers will be distributed for up to 30 days initially, following the Puerto Rican government's request for federal support, a FEMA spokesperson said.
@@iam6991Imported1mo ago
The only island Trump cares to give money to is Epstein Island
@@jacobcastro8026Imported1mo ago
Keep playing with people's live.
@@iam6991Imported1mo ago
Trump: make America a decrepit country again
@@RockStar22352Imported1mo ago
CNN making more money on add revenue and views poaching off the tragedies of others. Between PR and Nepal videos they probably made over hundred of thousands and haven’t donated any of it.
@@mattf3873Imported1mo ago
And I thought this place was run like a finely tuned machine.
@@Hawkshaw3030Imported1mo ago
Puerto Rico is like a third-world country; give it back to Spain for FREE. Enough!
@@JeffreySmith7777Imported1mo ago
Why doesn't P.R. want to become a state?😊
@@duaneherron234Imported1mo ago
The left is socialist, nazis and muslims. <br>That doesn't sound American
@@FredSherman-k7lImported1mo ago
Just maybe, if CNN really cared, you would help fix things, rather than running your mouths.
@@EduardoOliveiraeImported1mo ago
When a country does have an incompetent government, that's totally normal to happen 😮
CNN's Isabel Rosales travels to Puerto Rico to see how residents are living day to day during the island's water crisis. She met an 84-year-old woman who is washing her dishes and bathing with bottled water yet still paying her water bill.
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