Pablo Hernández Rivera made history as the youngest person ever elected to serve as Puerto Rico's Resident Commissioner, winning the position at age 29. As Puerto Rico's sole voice in Congress, he advocates for the island's interests while navigating the unique challenges facing the U.S. territory, including economic recovery and infrastructure development. His youth and fresh perspective have brought renewed energy to Puerto Rico's representation in Washington, where he works to address the island's ongoing fiscal crisis and push for federal resources to support recovery efforts.