Sam Seder
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Puerto Rico Group Chat Scandal Keeps Getting Worse
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July 21, 2019
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July 21, 2019
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7:36Now PlayingIn this Majority Report clip, will Gov. Ricardo Rosselló step down?
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"As tensions rise in San Juan, Puerto Rico, following reports of controversial leaked group chats between Gov. Ricardo Rosselló and a number of his advisers and Cabinet members, former Obama administration Housing and Urban Development Secretary and 2020 hopeful Julián Castro was among the first U.S. politicians to call for his resignation.
“Americans in Puerto Rico are holding Governor @ricardorossello accountable for his disgraceful comments & corruption,” Castro wrote in a tweet Friday. “I stand with the Puerto Ricans in the streets protesting for his resignation. Excessive force against them is not acceptable.”
Castro’s tweet comes after several of his opponents have expressed solidarity with Puerto Rican protesters, but do not match his calls for a resignation."*
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