
To create the Puerto Rico Human Trafficking Observatory under the Puerto Rico Civil Rights Commission, to dispose of its powers and prerogatives, to provide for its organization, to create the position of Director of the Puerto Rico Human Trafficking Observatory, to grant it functions and duties, to require the creation and development of a Strategic Plan to combat human trafficking in Puerto Rico, as well as to establish the public policy of the Government of Puerto Rico; and for other purposes.
Net emigration remains at its highest point in the last 11 years
They present a tool that provides access to statistics on the performance of banks in Puerto Rico
Statistics Institute obtains approval of federal funds to develop Puerto Rico's Violent Death Surveillance System
The Puerto Rico Statistics Institute (Institute) today released the Statistical Yearbook of the Puerto Rico Education System 2013-2014.
Statistics Institute presents the Puerto Rico Teacher Profile
Date: June 24, 2016
To amend Laws No. 135 of May 9, 1945, 148 of May 10, 1948, 7 of March 4, 1955, 72 of June 21, 1962, 168 of June 30, 1968, 54 of June 21, 1971, 47 of June 26, 1987, 52 of August 11, 1989, 83-1991, 225-1995, 165-1996, 46-2000, 213-2000, 140-2001, 183-2001, 244-2003, 73-2008, 74-2010, 83-2010, 20-2012, 22-2012, 1-2013, 7-2015, better known as the “Interagency Validation Portal Act for the Granting of Incentives for the Economic Development of Puerto Rico” for the purpose of making amendments techniques that allow the orderly and efficient implementation of Law 187-2015; extending the validity period of Certificates of Compliance to two years; and for other related purposes.