Puerto Rico board submits third plan in attempt to restructure power company debt of $10 billion
t he restructuring of Puerto Rico's power company's debt has been a complex and protracted process. The debt of Puerto Rico's power company, known as the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA), has been a significant issue for the territory and its residents, as it has faced financial challenges and the need to address its debt burden. The latest plan filed for restructuring this $10 billion debt is part of ongoing efforts to reach a resolution in the bankruptcy process. The bankruptcy process for Puerto Rico has been marked by contentious negotiations, legal disputes, and attempts to find a sustainable solution that can alleviate the financial strain on the island. The outcome of these restructuring efforts will have significant implications for Puerto Rico's financial stability and its ability to provide essential services, including electricity, to its residents. It's a complex and closely watched issue with both local and broader implications, and the process may continue to evolve as negotiations and legal proceedings progress