Contenido automatizadoParcialmente escrito o traducido con información proporcionada por una herramienta de inteligencia artificial.They contend that the temporary waiver approved by President Donald Trump has shown that the statute hampers the export of U.S. goodsJuly 23, 2026 - 11:05 AMJenniffer Gonzalez announced the cancellation of the van scanning contract, importers still pay the fee which, in turn, has cost consumers about $400 million over approximately a decade. (Carlos Rivera Giusti/Staff)In an editorial published Thursday, The Washington Post argued that the temporary waiver approved by the Donald Trump administration to the U.S. cabotage rules governing the maritime transportation of energy products highlights just how “absurd” the Jones Act of 1920 is in imposing restrictions on the shipment of goods between U.S. ports and Puerto Rico.Popular en la Comunidad
The Washington Post and the Cato Institute are echoing each other’s criticism of cabotage laws by citing the case of Puerto Rico
They contend that the temporary waiver approved by President Donald Trump has shown that the statute hampers the export of U.S. goods
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