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Ex-UPR president suggests former Humacao provost to replace Ferrao – PR informa

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-- Former University of Puerto Rico (UPR) President José Saldaña sent a letter to the UPR governing board recently expressing his support for Héctor Ríos Maury as the institution’s next president. “In light of the resignation of President Luis Ferrao, effective February 15, I would like to recommend Dr. Héctor Ríos Maury as the next president of UPR,” Saldaña wrote. “Dr. Ríos Maury is fully aware of the current problems facing UPR and has propos…

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Ex-UPR president suggests former Humacao provost to replace Ferrao – PR informa

-- Former University of Puerto Rico (UPR) President José Saldaña sent a letter to the UPR governing board recently expressing his support for Héctor Ríos Maury as the institution’s next president. “In light of the resignation of President Luis Ferrao, effective February 15, I would like to recommend Dr. Héctor Ríos Maury as the next president of UPR,” Saldaña wrote. “Dr. Ríos Maury is fully aware of the current problems facing UPR and has propos…

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