Episode #1827

NPR

Published June 29, 2018 at 1:57 PM EDT

In this episode done in collaboration with WNYC, Latino USA dives into a topic that has taken a back seat in coverage since Hurricane María struck last September: Puerto Rico's financial crisis.

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Fort Myers Beach working to turn around sea turtle hatchling 'disorientations'

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Housing

Allure condo project in eastern Fort Myers uncertain after CRA rejects incentive ask

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Science/Tech

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