President Donald Trump has lifted shipping restrictions to help fuel and supplies reach the state in what might be a relief for long-suffering Puerto Ricans coping with the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
Puerto Rico, which gets most of its fuel by ship from the U.S. had pressed for a lifting of the embargo, which limits shipping between coasts to US-flagged vessels.
Most of Puerto Rico lie in ruins and many of its more than 3 million residents have been without electricity, reliable drinking supplies and other basic necessities since the storm struck.
President Donald Trump has lifted shipping restrictions to help fuel and supplies reach the state in what might be a relief for long-suffering Puerto Ricans coping with the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
Puerto Rico, which gets most of its fuel by ship from the U.S. had pressed for a lifting of the embargo, which limits shipping between coasts to US-flagged vessels.
Most of Puerto Rico lie in ruins and many of its more than 3 million residents have been without electricity, reliable drinking supplies and other basic necessities since the storm struck.
President Donald Trump has lifted shipping restrictions to help fuel and supplies reach the state in what might be a relief for long-suffering Puerto Ricans coping with the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
Puerto Rico, which gets most of its fuel by ship from the U.S. had pressed for a lifting of the embargo, which limits shipping between coasts to US-flagged vessels.
Most of Puerto Rico lie in ruins and many of its more than 3 million residents have been without electricity, reliable drinking supplies and other basic necessities since the storm struck.
President Donald Trump has lifted shipping restrictions to help fuel and supplies reach the state in what might be a relief for long-suffering Puerto Ricans coping with the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
Puerto Rico, which gets most of its fuel by ship from the U.S. had pressed for a lifting of the embargo, which limits shipping between coasts to US-flagged vessels.
Most of Puerto Rico lie in ruins and many of its more than 3 million residents have been without electricity, reliable drinking supplies and other basic necessities since the storm struck.
President Donald Trump has lifted shipping restrictions to help fuel and supplies reach the state in what might be a relief for long-suffering Puerto Ricans coping with the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
Puerto Rico, which gets most of its fuel by ship from the U.S. had pressed for a lifting of the embargo, which limits shipping between coasts to US-flagged vessels.
Most of Puerto Rico lie in ruins and many of its more than 3 million residents have been without electricity, reliable drinking supplies and other basic necessities since the storm struck.
President Donald Trump has lifted shipping restrictions to help fuel and supplies reach the state in what might be a relief for long-suffering Puerto Ricans coping with the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
Puerto Rico, which gets most of its fuel by ship from the U.S. had pressed for a lifting of the embargo, which limits shipping between coasts to US-flagged vessels.
Most of Puerto Rico lie in ruins and many of its more than 3 million residents have been without electricity, reliable drinking supplies and other basic necessities since the storm struck.
President Donald Trump has lifted shipping restrictions to help fuel and supplies reach the state in what might be a relief for long-suffering Puerto Ricans coping with the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
Puerto Rico, which gets most of its fuel by ship from the U.S. had pressed for a lifting of the embargo, which limits shipping between coasts to US-flagged vessels.
Most of Puerto Rico lie in ruins and many of its more than 3 million residents have been without electricity, reliable drinking supplies and other basic necessities since the storm struck.
President Donald Trump has lifted shipping restrictions to help fuel and supplies reach the state in what might be a relief for long-suffering Puerto Ricans coping with the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
Puerto Rico, which gets most of its fuel by ship from the U.S. had pressed for a lifting of the embargo, which limits shipping between coasts to US-flagged vessels.
Most of Puerto Rico lie in ruins and many of its more than 3 million residents have been without electricity, reliable drinking supplies and other basic necessities since the storm struck.
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