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June 25, 2018 Puerto Rico Recovery Assistance Legal Clinic

Who Pays for Government Savings? The Cost of Anti-Poverty Program Disparities

This post is a continuation of my last installment “However, in Puerto Rico…” After reading the last installment, I hope

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January 30, 2018 Puerto Rico Recovery Assistance Legal Clinic

The Forgotten People: Puerto Rico’s Elderly and Disabled After Hurricane Maria

During my time as a student attorney in the University at Buffalo School of Law’s Puerto Rico Recovery Assistant Clinic,

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January 25, 2018 Puerto Rico Recovery Assistance Legal Clinic

However, in Puerto Rico…A Discussion on Anti-Poverty Program Disparities

When a natural disaster strikes, U.S. citizens often rely upon FEMA to respond. But when FEMA benefits end, people are

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