The future of Puerto Rico depends on more than simply mending what Maria destroyed. Bloomberg followed an ad hoc crew of volunteers into the hardest hit areas to help those still in need of...
========== Months after Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico
is still in peril.Huge swathes of the island are still without
power, running water or access to medical care.Experts estimate that it would take years
before these services are restored island-wide.Much of the blame has been placed on FEMA
for a slow response in comparison to recentdisasters on the mainland, but recovery from a disaster of this complexity and scale hasproven more challenging than anyone anticipated, and filling the gaps between an over-extendedpublic sector and a suffering populace falls on private citizens.Robert Anderson is a Puerto Rico resident
of four years.The eye of the storm came in south of El Yunque,
swept up toward San Juan, and out to Arecibo.Everything on the right-hand side is what
we call the dir...