Guest post by Howard Hills Acquisition of U.S. citizenship by court order, as requested in the American Samoan citizenship case, may prove highly problematic. If… Read More »Will A Court Case Again Backfire on the Territories?
Phillip Arroyo, who has been an intern in the Obama White House as well as an assistant to statehood party government officials in Puerto Rico,… Read More »Ex-Obama Intern’s Video on Puerto Rico’s Lack of Votes
By guest contributor Howard Hills If one believes Mother Jones magazine and Last Week Tonight television program commentaries, the territory of American Samoa is exploited… Read More »American Samoa Citizenship Case Shrouded in Confusion
A recent Huffington Post article recognized that the Federal government could remove the governor of Puerto Rico from office — although there is no real… Read More »The U.S. Could Oust Puerto Rico’s Governor
By guest contributor Howard Hills In the 1901 case of Downes v. Bidwell, the U.S. Supreme broke with our nation’s anti-colonial principles and allowed… Read More »Federal Territorial Law is Broken; Can the Courts Fix It?
Dolores Mercedes Piñero was one of the first female doctors in Puerto Rico and the first Puerto Rican woman to serve as a doctor under… Read More »Dolores Mercedes Piñero: WWI Doctor and Pioneer
Microsoft Operations Puerto Rico (MOPR) copies Microsoft computer software onto CDs and ships the CDs throughout North and South America, where MOPR sells the product.… Read More »Avoiding U.S. Tax Without Creating Jobs in PR
Forty additional members of the U.S. House of Representatives have sponsored the bill to make Puerto Rico a State in 2021 if Puerto Ricans vote… Read More »91 in U.S. House Have Sponsored Statehood Bill
Satirist Jon Stewart brought up the issue of Puerto Rico statehood in a report about climate change on The Daily Show last night. Noting the… Read More »Jon Stewart: Can Climate Change Create an Opening for Puerto Rico Statehood?
