Puerto Rican Entrepreneurs and Consumer Confidence Index Studies

• El Nuevo Día, March 6: Businessmen point to energy costs as the main obstacle for business in Puerto Rico
• Foro Noticioso: March 2: Puerto Rico Chamber of Commerce Reveals Consumer and Business Confidence Indexes for the Island’s Economic Outlook
• News is my Business, March 3: Puerto Rico businesses, consumers weary of island’s economic panorama
• El Vocero, March 3: Consumer confidence declines Biggest challenges for Puerto Rican businesses  
• El Vocero, March 3: Biggest challenges for Puerto Rican companies
• Metro, March 3: Pessimism persists among Puerto Rican consumers about the economic situation
• Puerto Rico Posts, March 3: Puerto Ricans Show Pessimism Regarding Economy
• PR Magazine, March 3: CCPR Reveals Consumer Confidence Index
• Noticel, March 4: Business confidence outweighs consumer pessimism

Resident Commissioner Sixth Taskforce Meetting

• Jennifer Gonzalez and business leaders sign agreement to boost the island’s economy – El Nuevo Día
• Private Sector Supports Jenniffer Gonzalez’s Agenda for Economic Development– Press Release
• Press Conference video in Facebook

3E Energy System Forum: Effective, Economic and Efficient

• “Puerto Rico’s Development Stalled” Due to Slow Permitting Procedures– Metro
• Transition to renewable sources discussed– Metro
• The restructuring of the public debt is urgent to improve the country’s energy situation– El Vocero
• They defend the new appointments for the energy recovery– El Vocero
• Private sector analyzes Puerto Rico’s energy modernization-News is my Business

Press Conference: PRCC Accountability and Projections for 2023

Thank you to all the media that covered us today during our Press Conference. It’s been an incredible 6-months of hard work, dedication and persistence. Thank you to everyone who has been a part of this effort. Looking forward to 2023! Let’s keep moving PR forward!

Mayors and Chamber of Commerce meet in Washington with Department of Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm

Optimistic that the claims before Congress will be approved

David Begnaud interview with Luis Pizarro, Esq. about the Puerto Rico Equality Pledge

Chamber of Commerce seeks support in the federal capital for the recovery of the Island

Cámara de Comercio busca apoyo en la capital federal para recuperación de la Isla, Metro, 29 de septiembre

Why should the Labor Reform be studied further?

Chamber of Commerce Commemorates 15th Anniversary of Creation of Student Scholarship Fund

July 22, 2022

“The scholarship fund for students with special needs is one of our institutional jobs where we continue to support and build the socioeconomic development of Puerto Rico,” said the former president of the CCPR, founder and president of the Scholarship Fund Committee, Manuel Mejía.

The economic outlook of the island is not very encouraging.

July 20, 2022

“Profit margins are going to be finer. Companies are going to look for efficiency, try to raise prices, which means that the people who are buying from them need to have more capital. There is pressure on cost, performance and customers who don’t have more money. Businesses are going to look to manage cash flow, they’re going to buy less inventory and extend accounts payable.” Cameron McKenzie