Nelson Castro, in the district "Despacito": from the attack of Luis Fonsi to the corruption of Ricardo Rosselló

La Perla, a district of Puerto Rico, has been around the world thanks to "Despacito", the hit of Luis Fonsi, the hit of 2017. And in recent days, he did it again, but this time not to show its beauty but the evidence of the corruption of Ricardo Rosselló, resigning governor of the island, who will leave on Friday, August 2 after the diffusion of the discussions with the advisers.

Fonsi shot his video clip at La Perla to show off his colorful houses, but Hurricanes Irma and Maria destroyed everything in their path. The United States sent him public resources to rebuild Puerto Rico, but Rosselló is mocked by the dead.

Carla Minet, president of the Center for Investigative Journalism (CPI), has published 889 pages of messages between Rosselló and his advisers. In one of them, the chief financial officer Christian nephew, who resigned after the scandal, joked about the bodies that have accumulated at the morgue when he discussed the budget of medical examiners after the hurricane: "Now that we are on the subject, Do not we have corpses to feed our crows?".

Nelson, the correspondent He traveled the streets of La Perla. There, nothing has changed after Hurricanes Irma and Maria. Abandoned houses, broken walls and other infrastructure problems that Rosselló should have solved with the funds sent by the United States.

After the success of his song, Fonsi said The viol: "The video was shot in Puerto Rico, I wanted to give importance to the essence of my country, to share the joy of the West Indians, and it was an impressive support: we benefited a lot with Daddy Yankee and the model Zuleyka Rivera. "

La Perla no longer looks like "Despacito" and Rosselló will no longer be governor. The Puerto Ricans have managed to leave "La Fortaleza", the official residence of the governor, but whoever succeeds must quickly restore dignity to the district and to the whole island.