mostly because our family was here. puerto ricans want the family to stick together. if you can live close to each other, the better. i decided to stay because i wanted my kids to grow up here. anthony: better times? liza: better times of course. anthony: what changed? liza: the government took too much in loans. and couldn t pay them back. so they kept putting taxes on the people, the working class people like me and we cannot pay. anthony: like many professionals here, liza marie cordova would likely have an easier time of it in the states but she chooses to stay. liza: when the crisis came to puerto rico mostly i think about my kids. will they have the options to stay here and work and have a family? anthony: okay so where are we? liza: we are at casa vieja in ciales. this is typical 1960s 50s grandmother house. anthony: and the food is,
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il. anthony: in chicago? liza: my family came back mostly because our family was here. puerto ricans want the family to stick together. if you can live close to each other, the better. i decided to stay because i wanted my kids to grow up here. anthony: better times? liza: better times of course. anthony: what changed? liza: the government took too much in loans. and couldn t pay them back. so they kept putting taxes on the people, the working class people like me and we cannot pay. anthony: like many professionals here, liza marie cordova would likely have an easier time of it in the states but she chooses to stay. liza: when the crisis came to puerto rico mostly i think about my kids. will they have the options to stay here and work and have a family? anthony: okay so where are we?
to it. anthony: and you make a living as a working musician just on the island? tito: i do but i m lucky. i m like one of the few ones. you can play around the island but it s really hard to get heard. everything comes from the outside. the radio station don t support local music. anthony: do you have any faith in your political leadership? both: no. anthony: every time i ask this question nobody pauses. cristina: we don t think about it, there s no hesitation. it s no. tito: what happened with us is that you don t know where the blame is. you don t know if you want to blame washington for this. you don t know if you have to blame our leaders for that. anthony: why would a bank front 70-plus billion dollars into an economy that had been in decline for quite some time. did they ever really have any reasonable expectation of getting their money back or was this a cheap way of buying a country? all: yeah. tito: thank you! ding, ding, ding! cristina: it s not rocket s