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After U.S. approval, a foreign tanker docks in Puerto Rico

Aria Thomas

Sep 30, 2022 10:46

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Diesel fuel that was initially prohibited from entering hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico was allowed into Guayanilla on Thursday night by the Biden administration.


The Marshall Islands-flagged tanker GH Parks, which loaded outside of Texas earlier this month, was unable to discharge four days ago due to the Jones Act, a maritime restriction that requires U.S.-flagged ships to transport goods between U.S. ports.


After Hurricane Fiona, Alejandro Mayorkas issued a waiver to ensure that Puerto Ricans had sufficient diesel to power generators.


Two weeks after Hurricane Fiona, data indicated that 239,000 households and businesses were without power in Puerto Rico.


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