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IE Nahara Negrón
Since 2001 the economic activity in Puerto Rico has suffered a significant depreciation. The island has challenged demographic ruptures, fiscal situations concerning tax payments and significant declines in government, finance, tourism, and construction industry to mention some. San Juan has a variety of cultural architecture and edifications in which many are being abandoned due to maintenance difficulty. Now more than ever, the economy of Puerto Rico must be in constant movement in order to secure the future of the country and its economic situation. However, the construction industry despite its decline has not stopped creating structures compromising the environment. There are many structures with great potential that can be used to replace the damage we do to the green spaces that still remain. In answer to this situation I would give incentives to public or private companies and organizations that choose this type of structures that have been forgotten, to avoid the constant damage of the environment and Puerto Rico. Although it is a little more expensive in terms of time and monetary aspects they would become organizations that support sustainable development, social responsibility and be part of the culture of Puerto Rico.
IE Nahara Negrón
Since 2001 the economic activity in Puerto Rico has suffered a significant depreciation. The island has challenged demographic ruptures, fiscal situations concerning tax payments and significant declines in government, finance, tourism, and construction industry to mention some. San Juan has a variety of cultural architecture and edifications in which many are being abandoned due to maintenance difficulty. Now more than ever, the economy of Puerto Rico must be in constant movement in order to secure the future of the country and its economic situation. However, the construction industry despite its decline has not stopped creating structures compromising the environment. There are many structures with great potential that can be used to replace the damage we do to the green spaces that still remain. In answer to this situation I would give incentives to public or private companies and organizations that choose this type of structures that have been forgotten, to avoid the constant damage of the environment and Puerto Rico. Although it is a little more expensive in terms of time and monetary aspects they would become organizations that support sustainable development, social responsibility and be part of the culture of Puerto Rico.