In a devastated Puerto Rican landscape, getting by on tenacity, patience and the kindness of neighbors
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More BAYAMON, P.R. -A few days before departing for Puerto Rico, Megan Vazquez began having nightmares. `I just didn´t know what we were walking into,` she told me later. A couple of weeks earlier, in the immediate aftermath of hurricane Maria, Megan, who works in the IT department at Yahoo, had come by my desk to solve a computer issue when she noticed the document titled `P.R.` open on my screen. Next to it was President Trump´s controversial tweet du jour, in which he wrote that the recovery effort in Puerto Rico was `doing well,` despite the island-wide electrical outage and the lack of running water affecting more than 60 percent of residents. `Are you writing about Puerto...