Segments From This Episode

• In Puerto Rico, no title, no lease and no assistance to rebuild

  by Peter Balonon-Rosen

  

  There's no official count of how many people lived in makeshift, informal housing but estimates put over half of the housing on the island as built informally.

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• Puerto Rico’s school system braces for change: closures and charters

  by Lizzie O'Leary

  

  Government officials plan to close over 280 public schools, combine resources and introduce charter schools and a private school voucher program to the island.

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• Puerto Rico governor says to people in informal housing "It’s time to go"

  by Danielle Chiriguayo

  

  We check in with Gov. Ricardo Rosselló on housing, education, pensions, and who is actually in charge.

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• How to talk to your co-workers

  by Alison Green

  

  You don't usually get to choose who you spend your days with, so Ask a Manager's Alison Green teaches you how to navigate choppy waters.

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• A slice of life — and pastelillo — in Puerto Rico

  by Paulina Velasco

  

  The impact of a looming school closure on the owners of a food truck who have been feeding students and parents for 31 years.

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• Following the hurricane, recovery in Puerto Rico takes different forms

  by Marketplace Weekend Staff

  

  We revisit a dairy farmer, a convenience store owner, a homeowner and a community center to see where things stand seven months after Hurricane Maria.

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