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Exhibit 2

TITLE III STAY MODIFICATIONS AGREED TO BY THE COMMONWEALTH

FROM JUNE 20, 2018 THROUGH AUGUST 17, 2018

Prepetition Action Movant(s) Debtor Brief Description of Modification Date of 

Modification

1. Ríos-Matienzo, et al v. 

Rivera-Schatz, et al; 

Civil No. 17-2362 

(ADC), U.S. District 

Court for the District 

of Puerto Rico

Employment

discrimination case

Hon. Thomas 

RiveraSchatz, 

Sr. Gabriel 

HernándezRodríguez,

Sr. Roberto

MaldonadoVelez

Commonwealth The Title III Stay is hereby modified solely to the limited extent 

necessary to (a) allow the Prepetition Action to proceed to final 

judgment and/or resolution in the U.S District Court for the District 

of Puerto Rico (the “District Court”) solely with respect to 

determination of any motion to dismiss or motion for summary 

judgment; and, (b) allow any appeal of the District Court’s decision 

with respect to any motion to dismiss or motion for summary 

judgment to proceed to final judgment on appeal; provided, 

however, the Title III Stay shall continue to apply in all other 

respects to the Prepetition Action, including, but not limited to, the 

execution and enforcement of any judgment and for any claims for 

money damages and provisional remedies against the 

Commonwealth, the defendants in the Prepetition Action or any 

other Title III Debtor.

August 17, 2018

2. Washinton-Del Valle, 

et al v. Rivera-Schatz, 

et al; Civil No. 17-

1770 (WGY), U.S. 

District Court for the 

District of Puerto Rico

Employment

discrimination case

Hon. Thomas 

RiveraSchatz, 

Hon. Carlos 

MéndezNúñez; 

Sr. Gabriel 

HernándezRodríguez,

Ing. Wilfredo 

RamosGarcía, 

Sr. Ángel 

RedondoSantana,

Commonwealth The Title III Stay is hereby modified solely to the limited extent 

necessary to (a) allow the Prepetition Action to proceed to final 

judgment and/or resolution in the U.S District Court for the District 

of Puerto Rico (the “District Court”) solely with respect to 

determination of any motion to dismiss or motion for summary 

judgment; and, (b) allow any appeal of the District Court’s decision 

with respect to any motion to dismiss or motion for summary 

judgment to proceed to final judgment on appeal; provided,

however, the Title III Stay shall continue to apply in all other 

respects to the Prepetition Action, including, but not limited to, the 

execution and enforcement of any judgment and for any claims for 

money damages and provisional remedies against the 

Commonwealth, the defendants in the Prepetition Action or any 

other Title III Debtor.

August 17, 2018

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Prepetition Action Movant(s) Debtor Brief Description of Modification Date of 

Modification

Sr. Pablo 

SastreFernández

3. García-Perales, et al 

v. Rivera-Schatz, et al; 

Civil No. 18-1081 

(JAG), U.S District 

Court for the District 

of Puerto Rico

Employment

discrimination case

Hon. Thomas 

RiveraSchatz, 

Sr. Gabriel 

HernándezRodríguez, 

Ing. Wilfredo

RamosGarcía, 

Sr. Ángel 

RedondoSantana, 

Sr. Pablo 

SastreFernández,

Sr. José G. 

FigueroaTorres

Commonwealth The Title III Stay is hereby modified solely to the limited extent 

necessary to (a) allow the Prepetition Action to proceed to final 

judgment and/or resolution in the U.S District Court for the District 

of Puerto Rico (the “District Court”) solely with respect to 

determination of any motion to dismiss or motion for summary 

judgment; and, (b) allow any appeal of the District Court’s decision 

with respect to any motion to dismiss or motion for summary 

judgment to proceed to final judgment on appeal; provided,

however, the Title III Stay shall continue to apply in all other 

respects to the Prepetition Action, including, but not limited to, the 

execution and enforcement of any judgment and for any claims for 

money damages and provisional remedies against the 

Commonwealth, the defendants in the Prepetition Action or any 

other Title III Debtor.

August 17, 2018

4. Alberty Marrero, et al 

v. Méndez, et al; 

Civil No. 17-2385 

(FAB), U.S. District 

Court for the District 

of Puerto Rico

Employment

discrimination case

Hon. Carlos 

MéndezNúñez; 

Elizabeth 

StuartVillanueva;

Moisés 

CortesRosado;

Karen TorresDe La Torre;

Commonwealth The Title III Stay is hereby modified solely to the limited extent 

necessary to (a) allow the Prepetition Action to proceed to final 

judgment and/or resolution in the U.S District Court for the District 

of Puerto Rico (the “District Court”) solely with respect to 

determination of any motion to dismiss or motion for summary 

judgment; and, (b) allow any appeal of the District Court’s decision 

with respect to any motion to dismiss or motion for summary 

judgment to proceed to final judgment on appeal; provided, 

however, the Title III Stay shall continue to apply in all other 

respects to the Prepetition Action, including, but not limited to, the 

execution and enforcement of any judgment and for any claims for 

money damages and provisional remedies against the 

Commonwealth, the defendants in the Prepetition Action or any 

other Title III Debtor.

August 17, 2018

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Prepetition Action Movant(s) Debtor Brief Description of Modification Date of 

Modification

5. Figueroa-Camacho, et 

al v. Méndez-Nuñez, et 

al; Civil No. 18-1007 

(DRD), U.S. District 

Court for the District 

of Puerto Rico

Employment

discrimination case

Hon. Carlos 

MéndezNúñez; 

Roger 

IglesiasSepúlveda;

Orlando 

PagánRamírez

Commonwealth The Title III Stay is hereby modified solely to the limited extent 

necessary to (a) allow the Prepetition Action to proceed to final 

judgment and/or resolution in the U.S District Court for the District 

of Puerto Rico (the “District Court”) solely with respect to 

determination of any motion to dismiss or motion for summary 

judgment; and, (b) allow any appeal of the District Court’s decision 

with respect to any motion to dismiss or motion for summary 

judgment to proceed to final judgment on appeal; provided, 

however, the Title III Stay shall continue to apply in all other 

respects to the Prepetition Action, including, but not limited to, the 

execution and enforcement of any judgment and for any claims for 

money damages and provisional remedies against the 

Commonwealth, the defendants in the Prepetition Action or any 

other Title III Debtor.

August 17, 2018

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