The head of Puerto Rico’s economic development agency resigns, citing government interference in the agency’s work, according to reports from multiple outlets. The resignation is announced on Tuesday, after the agency chief publicly criticized how the U.S. territory’s administration is managing the agency’s responsibilities. The statements focus on alleged interference by the territorial government in the development department’s operations. In coverage of the event, the chief’s remarks are framed as a response to concerns about whether the agency can act independently in carrying out its mandate. One report notes that the criticism is directed at the administration of Jenniffer González, a leading figure in Puerto Rico’s government. The sources do not provide detailed documentation of specific actions or formal findings, but they describe the resignation as tied directly to the chief’s claim that the administration is interfering with the agency’s work. The reporting also indicates the resignation follows internal disagreements that the chief says have reached a level that makes continued service untenable.