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Sobering his wishes just to exist next year. NPR's Brian Mann in Kiev. Thank you, Brian.

Sobering his wishes just to exist next year. NPR's Brian Mann in Kiev. Thank you, Brian.

Sobering his wishes just to exist next year. NPR's Brian Mann in Kiev. Thank you, Brian.

At least half of Puerto Rico is starting the new year in the dark.

At least half of Puerto Rico is starting the new year in the dark.

At least half of Puerto Rico is starting the new year in the dark.

Alex Figueroa is on the line. He's a reporter for El Nuevo Dia in San Juan. Hi, Alex. Hi, good morning. Happy New Year. Good morning. Happy New Year. So, Puerto Rico, how did it look and sound on New Year's after a day without power?

Alex Figueroa is on the line. He's a reporter for El Nuevo Dia in San Juan. Hi, Alex. Hi, good morning. Happy New Year. Good morning. Happy New Year. So, Puerto Rico, how did it look and sound on New Year's after a day without power?

Alex Figueroa is on the line. He's a reporter for El Nuevo Dia in San Juan. Hi, Alex. Hi, good morning. Happy New Year. Good morning. Happy New Year. So, Puerto Rico, how did it look and sound on New Year's after a day without power?

Now, you mentioned the Hurricane, Hurricane Maria that happened more than seven years ago. What do we know about what caused the blackout here?

Now, you mentioned the Hurricane, Hurricane Maria that happened more than seven years ago. What do we know about what caused the blackout here?

Now, you mentioned the Hurricane, Hurricane Maria that happened more than seven years ago. What do we know about what caused the blackout here?

Now, the hurricane happened more than seven years ago, but infrastructure has struggled since. Why is the island's infrastructure still so shaky that the failure of a cable can plunge nearly everyone into darkness like that?

Now, the hurricane happened more than seven years ago, but infrastructure has struggled since. Why is the island's infrastructure still so shaky that the failure of a cable can plunge nearly everyone into darkness like that?

Now, the hurricane happened more than seven years ago, but infrastructure has struggled since. Why is the island's infrastructure still so shaky that the failure of a cable can plunge nearly everyone into darkness like that?

And when's the power expected to come back on?

And when's the power expected to come back on?

And when's the power expected to come back on?