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Un nuevo informe publicado por Right to Democracy, una organización sin fines de lucro que aboga por la equidad y la autodeterminación en las islas y otros territorios de los #EstadosUnidos, argumenta que anular los casos insulares no resultaría automáticamente en nuevos o mayores impuestos federales para los residentes.
#CasosInsulares #Territorios #Colonia #PuertoRico #USVI #Guam #AmericanSamoa
pasquines.us/2025/04/15/new-re

Pasquines · New report says overturning Insular Cases would not trigger new taxes - PasquinesA new report released by Right to Democracy, a nonprofit advocating for equity and self-determination in the islands and other United States territories, argues that overturning the Insular Cases would not automatically result in new or increased federal taxation for residents. The report, Overruling the Insular Cases: What About Federal Taxes?, was co-authored by Right […]
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Steve Herman

According to the White House, President and First Lady Biden in the historic Christiansted district of #USVI “are doing an interview with Ryan Seacrest, which will air on New Year’s Eve as part of ABC’s Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest.”

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Charles Gaba

#OmnibusBill includes important #Medicaid provisions for #PuertoRico, #Guam, #USVI, #AmSamoa & #NMarianaIslands h/t @EdwinCPark@twitter.com #xp
acasignups.net/22/12/21/omnibu

ACA SignupsOmnibus bill includes some important Medicaid provisions for Puerto Rico & other U.S. TerritoriesYesterday I noted that the big year-end federal omnibus spending bill includes provisions which allow states to start kicking people off of Medicaid who are only eligible thanks to the COVID-19 public health emergency bills passed in 2020 & 2021..but it at least does so in a fairly responsible way by phasing out the extra federal matching funds gradually over a 9-month period, to prevent states from dumping everyone all at once. The omnibus bill also includes other important positive Medicaid provisions such as letting children who are eligible for the program stay on it for at least 12 months regardless of household income changes, and letting states offer 12 months of postpartum Medicaid/CHIP coverage to newborn children & their mothers on a permanent basis instead of the current 5-year limit. Over at the Georgetown University Health Policy Institute, Edwin Park has put together a summary of additional Medicaid enhancements specifically targeting the U.S. Territories: Puerto Rico, Guam, American Samoa, the U.S. Virgin Islands and the Northern Mariana Islands. As Park notes: Unlike for the states, federal Medicaid funding for Puerto Rico and the other territories is capped, with the regular block grant amounts set at highly inadequate levels.
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