No there wasn't. There never was. The "conservative treehouse" and "gateway pundit" and other right wing sources were the only places (incorrectly) reporting a strike.
Well, considering no one has offered evidence there actually
was a strike, and given the relative ease of looking up something like this, I don't feel I should, but I will.
The Huff Post did an interview with US Air Force Colonel Michael Valle where he said:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry...m-is-distribution_us_59ce5906e4b0f3c468060dee
This was taken by the outlets I mentioned as a strike by the local Teamsters Union.
The IBT (International Brotherhood of Teamsters) released a statement debunking that claim:
https://teamster.org/news/2017/10/t...ports-work-stoppage-union-drivers-puerto-rico
In fact, on Sept. 29 (you'll notice this to be a day before the stories came out about a strike) the IBT was asking for help from CDL holders:
https://teamster.org/news/2017/09/pr-teamsters-need-your-assistance-now
Remember Col. Valle? In the very same article the conservative "news" sources used to declare a strike, Col. Valle said:
CNBC said the same thing:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4Z01o4tBlI
Those conservative "news" sources claim Frente Amplio is the local Teamsters. It's not. It's an independent PR truck driver's union who came out and said Frente Amplio had a
planned strike before the hurricane because of greivances with the mayor. They called that strike off not after Hurricane Maria, but Hurricane Irma. (not sure how good your espanol is)
https://www.wapa.tv/programas/loset...rno-por-falta-de-gasolina_20131122414615.html