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Mayor of Caguas
William E. “Willito” Miranda Torres is the Mayor of Caguas, Puerto Rico, and a member of the Popular Democratic Party (PPD). He assumed office in 2010, succeeding his father, the late Mayor William Miranda Marín. Miranda Torres has focused on economic development, transparent post-disaster reconstruction, and cultural and sports promotion as key aspects of his administration.
Popular Democratic Party (PPD)
May 10, 1965 · Caguas, Puerto Rico
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Mayor of Caguas
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Popular Democratic Party (PPD)
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FEMA Public Assistance — federal share obligated to the Municipality of Caguas across 8 disasters since 2004, spanning all administrations. This reflects federal recovery funding to the municipality — not this official's tenure or performance.