Governor Jenniffer González Colón announced a temporary pause in water rationing for the Carraízo basin effective Wednesday, allowing residents in Zones 1 and 2 to access water for 48 to 72 hours. ^[1] Rosachely Rivera Santana, the Secretary of State, ordered an administrative review of the electronic registration issued to the entity named the Council of Satan. ^[2] The Carraízo reservoir reached approximately 38.5 meters due to recent rainfall and runoff, placing it in the observation category and outside operational adjustments that triggered interruptions. ^[3] The interruption pause will begin on Wednesday, possibly after noon, once the Water and Sewerage Authority (AAA) completes necessary pumping and recovery processes. ^[4] Rosachely Rivera Santana stated that the presence of her digital signature on the certification does not imply that she personally examined the application. ^[5] The review was ordered after the Secretary received multiple public questions and information requests regarding the document under the Transparency Law. ^[6] The government identified 12 to 15 abandoned wells that were out of use for 15 to 25 years, with priority given to five wells in Campanillas, Levittown, and Dorado that could add at least five million gallons daily to the metropolitan zone. ^[7]