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Carmen Yulín Cruz called out the president for not even tweeting his condolences after new estimates of Hurricane Maria-related deaths were released.
San Juan's mayor said no one was injured.
"The federal government didn’t do things right from the beginning," she told Time magazine.
Mayor Carmen Yulin Cruz spoke out 100 days after Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico.
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“I hope he’s a better golf player than he is a president, because he surely isn’t a good president."
"I personally know how it feels when somebody comes and throws paper towels at you," said bartender Moe Szyslak.
"What is it about women having an opinion that irritates some?" Carmen Yulín Cruz tweeted Wednesday at Montana-based Whitefish Energy.
"We will no longer be able to hide our poverty and our inequality with palm trees and piña coladas," Carmen Yulín Cruz Soto told HuffPost.
“Damn it, we’re dying.” Four weeks after Hurricane Maria devastated the U.S. territory of Puerto Rico, federal aid still isn’t reach those in need. We spoke to San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz, who has been slammed by Donald Trump for calling out the inadequate relief effort.
FEMA Director Brock Long dismissed her complaints as "political noise."