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EPISODE · Dec 13, 2017 · 1H 6M

RP267: Puerto Rico Crisis Comes To Washington; Why Net Neutrality Matters

from Found In Translation With Ray Collazo

Rays Talk Show Episode 267: Host Ray Collazo talks about the latest threat to Puerto Rico that's coming in form of Republican Tax bills with Gretchen Sierra-Zorita of the National Puerto Rican Agenda. Gretchen outlines the provisions in the proposed tax bills that could do more harm to Puerto Rico than any hurricane. Gretchen reveals why mobilizing in Texas, Ohio and Pennsylvania around this issue is so crucial now! Collazo also updates us on the current state of play with Tax legislation in Washington and why SALT could be what blocks bill. Danay Escanaverino of LunaSol Media updates us the proposed repeal of Net Neutrality. Why does Net Neutrality matter so much to consumers and content creators and what we can do about it in the coming days to block this change to internet regulations. The Rays Talk Show community shares its deepest sympathies on the passing of San Francisco Mayor Edward M. Lee and wish everyone a blessed Feast Day of Our Lady of Guadalupe.

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