P. of C. 1637

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17 December 2025

Date: December 15, 2023

To amend Article 6.25 of Act No. 168-2019 known as the “Puerto Rico Weapons Act of 2020” and establish the duty of a licensed citizen to register the weapons or part of a weapon with serial number, marks or printed symbols that he acquires; to establish penalties and for other related purposes.

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