Vol. 3 No. 23

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ROSSELLÓ ANNOUNCES HE WILL NOT SEEK RE-ELECTION

"Is Congress Willing To Offer Permanent Union And Irrevocable Citizenship? How Can This Be Achieved According To The United States Constitution?" Fonalledas Asks Senators

Senators Collage

STOP ENDANGERING AMERICAN CITIZENS

The U.S. military has continued the use of live-fire training on Vieques. How could that possibly happen? Because Puerto Rico has no voice in Congress.

Puerto Ricans proudly serve in the United States military and have fought in battlefields around the world defending the freedoms and privileges that accompany U.S. citizenship. Currently, there are more than 11,000 Puerto Rican National Guardsmen serving our nation. It is ironic that these Americans are denied the very rights they risk their lives preserving for others.

Why does the issue become so complicated when Puerto Rican citizens are accidentally killed? Because Puerto Ricans have no voice in Congress and are at the mercy of elected officials for whom we cannot vote. ­Alcides Ortiz, executive director of the Puerto Rico Federal Affairs Administration. Chicago Tribune

 SENATE HEARINGS - TRANSCRIPT

Full Text of All Statements


Rejecting Commonwealth And Favoring Statehood, Island Voters Leave Status Issue Up To Washington
Neftali Fuster


Thanks to the PDP, Puerto Rico's Free Lunch Will Soon Be Over
Miriam Ramirez de Ferrer


On Status: Who's Telling What To Whom?
JM Garcia Passalaqua, The San Juan Star


Puerto Rico Vote Not a Flop
Dick Thornburgh


Federal Court Says Congress Decides Citizenship, Not Puerto Rico


White House: "None Of The Above" Win Not A Clear Status Choice
Vote Said To Give Little Guidance On Ultimate Outcome

 VIEQUES CHRONOLOGY

Vieques Editorials

Puerto Rico Herald Calls On Congress To Pass Federal Plebiscite Legislation


PUT COMMONWEALTH DEFINITION IN WRITING, LANDRIEU TELLS ACEVEDO-VILÁ


Zogby Poll Finds Puerto Rican Voters Rejected Commonwealth, Preferred Statehood In 1998 Plebiscite


Nation's Governors Call on Congress to Pass Puerto Rico Self-Determination Legislation


Puerto Ricans Did Not Reject Statehood

IMPLICATIONS OF THE PUERTO RICO POLITICAL STATUS PLEBISCITE,
ANSWERS TO FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

RELATED WEBSITES:

www.pnp.org
www.puertoricousa.com
www.puertorico51.org
www.prstatehood.com

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Under statehood all Puerto Ricans would have been American taxpayers have forked over
wealthier today, and the Commonwealth is costing them $6,000.00 more every year! subsidizing the Puerto Rico Commonwealth, and it's costing them $22,821,918.52 more each and every day of the year!

 

PUERTO RICO SELF-DETERMINATION
Puerto Ricans Earning Their Own Way
Puerto Rico Paying Its Own Way

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