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Jenniffer González proposes “strengthening” agencies called to address corruption and “intensifying” the relationship with federal authorities

Days before the primaries, the PNP gubernatorial pre-candidate reviewed with El Nuevo Día her perspectives and suggestions to address some of the main problems afflicting the island. “I don’t want people sitting in office,” she said

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By Valeria María Torres Nieves

Periodista de Noticiasvaleria.torres@gfrmedia.com

As part of her campaign promises, New Progressive Party (PNP) gubernatorial pre-candidate Jenniffer González proposed “strengthening” the local agencies called to fight corruption, since she understands that “they don’t see each other,” and affirmed that, to confront this problem, the relationship with federal authorities must also be “intensified,” in addition to betting on the training of officials and the constitutional cabinet.