ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 8月9日 05時59分

It’s official: The United States now has a failed state within its borders, just the way Europe has Greece. America’s biggest unincorporated territory, Puerto Rico, effectively ran out of cash this summer and has stopped paying its debts. Now, Congress is putting together an oversight board to call the shots until the island gets back on its feet. The similarities with Greece are uncanny: a sunny vacation paradise that suddenly goes bust, a huge debt taken out in a currency that’s too strong for the local economy. Both crises have elicited long debates about what went wrong, whose fault it was and how to respond. In #PuertoRico, no one knows yet how intrusive federal oversight will be. Will things get worse before they get better? How much worse? Will they ever get better? While on #nytassignment in Puerto Rico, @angelfranco_nyt photographed a swimming pool in La Perla, the island’s most famous slum, near the wall of Fort San Cristóbal in Old San Juan.

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