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Oral history interview with Raúl Feliciano Gotay, March 6, 2022

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Oral History Lab @UPRM
Date
2022-03-06
Abstract
On 2017, Raúl Feliciano Gotay installed solar panels just a few weeks before Hurricane María threw them away and destroyed them. In this interview, he talks about his experience with the hurricane and explains that solar panels are not always the correct answer. He also goes into detail about how to this day the hurricane is still affecting him emotionally and economically.
En el 2017, Raúl Feliciano Gotay instaló paneles solares apenas unas semanas antes de que el Huracán María los derribara y los destruyera. En esta entrevista, habla de su experiencia con el huracán y explica que los paneles solares no siempre son la solución. También entra en detalles sobre cómo hasta el día de hoy el huracán lo sigue afectando emocional y económicamente.
Keywords
Food and food insecurity,
Economics,
Natural disaster,
Hurricane Maria,
Solar panels/energy,
Lack of supplies/resources,
Older people,
Rural population,
Alimentos e inseguridad alimentaria,
Ciencias económicas,
Desastre natural,
Huracán María,
Paneles solares/energía solar,
Falta de suministros/recursos,
Personas mayores,
Población rural
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https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11801/2946
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Oral history interview with Raúl Feliciano Gotay, March 6, 2022 [Oral history]. (2022). Oral History Lab @UPRM. Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11801/2946
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