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Annual Report 2020-2021

After a year of growth, La Liga continues to establish itself as a crucial organization for Puerto Rico's municipalities. From collaborations to new projects and initiatives, La Liga has worked and continues to work to ensure more autonomy and resources for municipalities and their communities.

After a year of growth, La Liga continues to establish itself as a crucial organization for Puerto Rico's municipalities. From collaborations to new projects and initiatives, La Liga has worked and continues to work to ensure more autonomy and resources for municipalities and their communities.

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Seeking to expand La Liga's network of allies, a membership<br />

model will be launched for communities, non-profits,<br />

philanthropic, academic, and other entities representing the<br />

third sector and civil society. These allies, as members of La<br />

Liga, will have the opportunity to participate in special activities<br />

to collaborate in development of strategies that are aligned with<br />

the municipalist agenda, as well as spaces for discussion and<br />

promotion of collaborations and alliances in favor of the<br />

communities of Puerto Rico.<br />

The importance of the Municipal Radiography published in <strong>2020</strong><br />

was immediately apparent upon its dissemination. Analyses of the<br />

financial statements of the municipalities, valuable information for<br />

professionals and academics who care about Puerto Rico, are almost<br />

nonexistent. Moreover, the radiography clearly quantifies the<br />

permanent damage that municipalities have suffered and may<br />

continue to suffer in the future due to the system imposed by the<br />

Central Government of Puerto Rico. For this reason, La Liga is<br />

developing a second municipal radiography entitled "Hasta donde<br />

nos dé la sábana" in Spanish, focused on the imminent risk caused<br />

by the continued imposition of unilateral measures by the Fiscal<br />

Control Board, which will potentially result in at least 43<br />

municipalities becoming insolvent in the next year or two. The<br />

radiography will further describe and detail the implications for the<br />

populations living in these 43 municipalities.<br />

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