9014-1(b)(1), or the initiating party desires a hearing under B.L.R. 9014-1(b)(2), and relief is sought against an identified, named entity, the motion, notice of the hearing, supporting declarations, memoranda, and all other papers shall be filed and served at least 28 days before the actual scheduled hearing date..
Can Puerto Rico declare bankruptcy?
The island's legislature has refused to hike taxes higher than they already are to compensate for the population loss
Unlike cities such as :,Detroit, Puerto Rico can't declare Chapter 9 bankruptcy because of its special status as a commonwealth
Chapter 9 is only available to cities
This puts the island into further economic uncertainty
Does Puerto Rico have a debt restructuring plan?
The restructuring plan will reduce the largest portion of the Puerto Rico government’s debt — some $33 billion — by about 80 percent, to $7
4 billion
The deal will also save the government more than $50 billion in debt payments
And, though at a discount, Puerto Rico will start repaying creditors, something it has not done in years
When will virtual 341 meetings of creditors start in Puerto Rico?
Click here to view the weekly Teams hearings calendar
The U S
Trustee Program is implementing virtual § 341 meetings of creditors (via ZOOM) in Chapter 7, 12, and 13 cases nationwide
Virtual § 341 meetings of creditors in the District of Puerto Rico will begin with § 341 meetings held on or after October 2, 2023
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Professional wrestling promotion
The International Wrestling Association is a conglomerate of professional wrestling promotions that originated in Puerto Rico and currently operates there. Founded in 1994 by wrestler promoter Víctor Quiñones and ProWrestler Miguel Perez Jr. as a novel promotion, it quickly entered an agreement to serve as a development territory for the World Wrestling Federation that lasted until 2001. During its first decade, IWA grew to rival the long-standing World Wrestling Council (WWC). Its business model relies on pushing younger talents, using veterans and foreign wrestlers to get them over with the public.
The free association movement in Puerto Rico refers to initiatives throughout the
Movement to achieve sovereignty
The free association movement in Puerto Rico refers to initiatives throughout the history of Puerto Rico aimed at changing the current political status of Puerto Rico to that of a sovereign freely associated state. Locally, the term soberanista refers to someone that seeks to redefine the relationship between Puerto Rico and the United States to that of a compact with full sovereignty. The term is mostly used in reference to those that support a compact of free association or a variation of this formula, commonly known as Estado Libre Asociado (ELA) Soberano, between Puerto Rico and the United States. Members of the independence movement that are willing to pursue alliances with this ideology are occasionally referred to as such, but are mostly known as independentistas. Consequently, soberanismo then became the local name for the free association movement.
The International Wrestling Association is a conglomerate of
Professional wrestling promotion
The International Wrestling Association is a conglomerate of professional wrestling promotions that originated in Puerto Rico and currently operates there. Founded in 1994 by wrestler promoter Víctor Quiñones and ProWrestler Miguel Perez Jr. as a novel promotion, it quickly entered an agreement to serve as a development territory for the World Wrestling Federation that lasted until 2001. During its first decade, IWA grew to rival the long-standing World Wrestling Council (WWC). Its business model relies on pushing younger talents, using veterans and foreign wrestlers to get them over with the public.
The free association movement in Puerto Rico refers to initiatives throughout the
Movement to achieve sovereignty
The free association movement in Puerto Rico refers to initiatives throughout the history of Puerto Rico aimed at changing the current political status of Puerto Rico to that of a sovereign freely associated state. Locally, the term soberanista refers to someone that seeks to redefine the relationship between Puerto Rico and the United States to that of a compact with full sovereignty. The term is mostly used in reference to those that support a compact of free association or a variation of this formula, commonly known as Estado Libre Asociado (ELA) Soberano, between Puerto Rico and the United States. Members of the independence movement that are willing to pursue alliances with this ideology are occasionally referred to as such, but are mostly known as independentistas. Consequently, soberanismo then became the local name for the free association movement.
