Permanantly deny permission to import and breed monkeys at a horrendous facility in Guayama, Puerto Rico that is under construction. Despite its repeated violations of Puerto Rican and U.S. laws, Bioculture Puerto Rico, Inc., continues to build a massive monkey-breeding facility that will confine more than 4,000 monkeys captured from the wild at its new location, force them to breed, and sell their offspring to U.S. and foreign laboratories, where they will be imprisoned, poisoned, mutilated, and killed in experiments.
U.S. and Puerto Rican government officials as well as a judge have found that Bioculture has repeatedly violated the law during the construction of its facility in Puerto Rico.
We ask Puerto Rico Senators and Congressmen to support R.S. 1514 and keep this shameful and corrupt company from establishing itself in Puerto Rico.
Sen. Margarita Nolasco: mnolasco@senadopr.us
Sen. Roberto Arango: rarango@senadopr.us
Senate President Tomas Rivera-Schatz: trivera@senadopr.us
Congressman Luis Fortuno
United States House of Representatives
Office of Representative Luis Fortuno
126 Cannon HobWashington, DC 20515-5401 Washington, DC-MD-VA-WV Metro Area
Phone: (202) 225-2615
Website: http://www.house.gov/
Congressman Pedro Pierluisi
Representative (District 1)
1218 Longworth HOB
Washington, DC 20515
fax: 202-225-2154
email: PedroPierluisi@mail.house.gov
Hon. Glorimari Jaime, Mayor of Guayama
Municipio Autonomo de Guayama
Oficina de Plan de Orden Territorial
P.O. Box 360
Guayama, PR 00785-0360
email: municipiodeguayama@hotmail.com
Laura Maristany, Public Affairs Liaison:
laura.maristany@mail.house.gov
Rosemarie Vizcarrondo, Puerto Rico District Office Director:
rosemarie.vizcarrondo@mail.house.gov
Eduardo Hilera, Legislative Correspondent:
eduardo.hilera@mail.house.gov
