A plan to turn around indebted U.S. territory Puerto Rico will be delivered to its governor on Tuesday and made public on Wednesday, according to a statement from the governor's chief of staff Victor Suarez.<br />A working group appointed by Puerto Rico Governor Alejandro Garcia Padilla had been slated to deliver the plan on Aug. 30, but it was delayed until Sept. 8 due to Tropical Storm Erika, Suarez previously said.<br />"This plan is an indispensable element to direct the economic development of Puerto Rico, face the fiscal challenges and recover the social well-being of Puerto Ricans," Suarez said in a statement on Tuesday.<br />Puerto Rico paper El Nuevo Dia in August reported the plan as proposing Puerto Rico inject $1.5 billion in capital expenditures into the island over five years, citing a draft of the plan.
