R. C. de la C. 133

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IEPR
19 May 2026

To direct the Puerto Rico Institute of Statistics to conduct a comprehensive and detailed investigation into the needs and deficiencies within the various areas of Puerto Rico's healthcare system, in order to more efficiently direct government efforts and resources towards the highest priority issues.

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R. C. de la C. 133

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