The failure of Puerto Rico's electric grid and mismanaged funds

The Puerto Rico electric grid continues to suffer from mismanagement, bureaucratic incompetence, and corruption even years after Hurricane Maria. Despite billions of dollars in funding from FEMA and Congress, the grid remains unreliable, with frequent blackouts and high electricity prices. Only a fraction of the funding has been spent, and there have been delays in releasing the money. The privatization of the grid has also led to high market prices and a lack of accountability. The situation in Puerto Rico is a humanitarian catastrophe, with millions of American citizens without access to reliable power and clean water.