To statehooders, neutrality from a presidential candidate on the issue of Puerto Rico status amounts to a rejection of statehood. And so they fight tooth and nail over words and commas to claim a statehood victory, writes José A. Hernández Mayoral
To statehooders, neutrality from a presidential candidate on the issue of Puerto Rico status amounts to a rejection of statehood. And so they fight tooth and nail over words and commas to claim a statehood victory, writes José A. Hernández Mayoral
As the presidential primaries approach, it will be telling how the Democratic candidates handle the Puerto Rico status issue. Liberals as they all are, some more some less, one would suppose the entire field of candidates would be for self-determination. In other words, that each one of them would state that it behooves the Puerto Rican people first to express their preference through a fair and impartial process, perhaps adding a commitment to help instrument the people’s choice. But as all things political, it gets more complicated than that.
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