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Congressional Debates on Puerto Rico's Status: Past, Present, and Future

Congressional Debates on Puerto Rico's Status: Past, Present, and Future

Update: 2024-06-26
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In this month's episode of Mano a Mano, co-hosts George and Martin discuss the latest developments in Congress regarding Puerto Rico's political status, including a significant update on the Puerto Rico Status Act. They also delve into how these legislative efforts tie into the upcoming 2024 general election and the ongoing quest to decolonize Puerto Rico. 

Later in the show, Professor Charles Venator-Santiago from the University of Connecticut joins the conversation to explore the historical context, demographics, and political factors influencing the demand for change in Puerto Rico. 

Professor Venator also shares his work on the Puerto Rico Status Archive project, a digital database of congressional legislation on Puerto Rico's political status. View the archive here.

Tune in to gain updates on island politics, insights into the current statehood efforts, and the path toward self-determination for Puerto Rico.

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Congressional Debates on Puerto Rico's Status: Past, Present, and Future

Congressional Debates on Puerto Rico's Status: Past, Present, and Future

Charles Venator-Santiago, George Laws Garcia, Martin Rivera