Governor Jennifer González recently declared that statehood is a right the United States is obligated to grant Puerto Rico.
But what she fails to acknowledge is this: statehood is not a right—it is a political decision reserved solely for the United States Congress. The people of Puerto Rico cannot vote themselves into the...
29 Jun 20252min
Puerto Rico, Taxes, and the Truth About Monarchies vs. Democracies
Some Puerto Rican pundits claim we cannot consider becoming an autonomous province of Spain because they don’t want their tax dollars supporting a monarchy. But let’s look at the facts — and ask a big...
29 Jun 20252min
Hawaii became a state of the United States in 1959, while Puerto Rico has remained a U.S. territory since 1898 — more than 125 years.
The reasons for this difference are rooted in politics, economics, race, and strategic interests. Here's a breakdown:
29 Jun 20253min
Puerto Ricans Already Live Under Elements of Socialism?
Without realizing it, many Puerto Ricans benefit from socialist-style programs provided by the U.S. — yet they criticize socialism as if it's an evil ideology.
29 Jun 20251min
Puerto Rico is sinking?
Boricuas what will you do
29 Jun 20252min
Crime Rate in Puerto Rico — Is It Significant?
es, crime in Puerto Rico is significant, especially violent crime and gun violence. Here are the key points:
29 Jun 20252min
Boricuas… imaginen despertarse mañana por la mañana, se sirven su cafecito — y la noticia los impacta:
El Congreso acaba de votar para terminar con el estatus territorial de Puerto Rico.El Tratado de París de 1898 se anula.Y Puerto Rico es ahora un país independiente… sin un solo dólar de ayuda de Esta...
29 Jun 20251min
Did the Tainos wipe out the other tribes on the island of Puerto Rico?
Yes, there is some historical and archaeological discussion about pre-Taíno peoples in Puerto Rico and the broader Caribbean. While the dominant indigenous group at the time of Spanish arrival was the...
24 Jun 20254min
