Date: June 10, 2022

“To order the Government Committee and the Committee on Youth Affairs of the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico to carry out comprehensive research on juvenile violence in Puerto Rico; the rates of violent deaths among young people; the risk factors that reproduce this tragic and sustained phenomenon with multiple social consequences; as well as to prepare public policy recommendations based on available evidence and aimed at reducing the rates of violent deaths among young people in a coherent and coherent manner coordinated; and for other related purposes.”

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.

Date: April 3, 2013

To order the Puerto Rico Department of Education to comply with Act No. 165 for no longer than 90 days? 2011, which amended Article 1.03 of Act No. 149 of July 15, 1999, as amended, known as the “Organic Law of the Puerto Rico Department of Education”, which orders the Secretary of Education to provide information to the Puerto Rico Institute of Statistics to create an Early Detection System for Deserters and to submit an annual “School Dropout Report” to the Governor and the Legislative Assembly.