P. of S. 1035

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IEPR
04 March 2026

To create the “Financial Transparency Act of the Government of Puerto Rico”, with the purpose that all agencies of the Government of Puerto Rico, public corporations and municipalities, sign a collaborative agreement with the Puerto Rico Institute of Statistics to join its financial transparency platform; and for other related purposes.

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