Feasibility of “Commonwealth”
THE “COMMONWEALTH” PROPOSAL IS “UNREALISTIC,”[1] “DECEPTIVE,”[2] “UNACCEPTABLE,”[3] AND AN “UNATTAINABLE MYTH”[4]Read More »Feasibility of “Commonwealth”
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Congress Has an Obligation to Resolve Puerto Rico’s Status as a Territory of the United States
Recognition by National, State and Grassroots Leaders Presidents of the United States President-elect Barack Obama, letter to Rep. Luis Fortuño, January 2, 2009. I… Read More »Congress Has an Obligation to Resolve Puerto Rico’s Status as a Territory of the United States
Translation of the 2008 PDP Platform
A PROJECT OF COUNTRY SOVEREIGN ELA
Development of the Commonwealth:
Building the Future from the Sovereignty and Self-SufficiencyRead More »Translation of the 2008 PDP Platform
The 1998 Plebiscite Revisited
It has been 6 1/2 years since the residents of Puerto Rico went to the polls to express a preference for a permanent political status.
On that occasion, the status definitions offered to voters were lifted from a bill passed by the U.S. House of Representatives (HR 856), the so-called “Young Bill.” The U.S. Senate took no floor action on HR 856, but did pass Senate Resolution #279 authorizing Puerto Rico, “through referendum or other means, to communicate its desires on future political status to the federal government, and that the federal government will consider such communication.”Read More »The 1998 Plebiscite Revisited
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