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Por Qué el Gobierno de EE. UU. Considera a Canadá y Groenlandia… Pero No a Puerto Rico?
Por Qué el Gobierno de EE. UU. Considera a Canadá y Groenlandia… Pero No a Puerto Rico?

Season 1 Episode 50

Esta es una pregunta importante que revela mucho sobre cómo se trata a Puerto Rico: como una posesión, no como un socio. Aquí te explicamos por qué:

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Puede el Congreso de EE.UU. prohibir que hablemos español en el trabajo o en público?
Puede el Congreso de EE.UU. prohibir que hablemos español en el trabajo o en público?

Season 1 Episode 49

xiste alguna ley que prohíba hablar español en Estados Unidos?

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Mi primera ves en puerto rico en 1985
Mi primera ves en puerto rico en 1985

Season 1 Episode 48

1985 (14 años de edad):

Viste campos de piña, caña de azúcar y plantaciones de frutas — un legado del rico pasado agrícola de Puerto Rico.

Tus padres, …

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Governor Jennifer González recently declared that statehood is a right the United States is obligated to grant Puerto Rico.
Governor Jennifer González recently declared that statehood is a right the United States is obligated to grant Puerto Rico.

Season 1 Episode 47

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 pe…

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Puerto Rico, Taxes, and the Truth About Monarchies vs. Democracies
Puerto Rico, Taxes, and the Truth About Monarchies vs. Democracies

Season 1 Episode 46

Some Puerto Rican pundits claim we cannot consider becoming an autonomous province of Spain because they don’t want their tax dollars supporting a mo…

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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.
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.

Season 1 Episode 45

The reasons for this difference are rooted in politics, economics, race, and strategic interests. Here's a breakdown:

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Puerto Ricans Already Live Under Elements of Socialism?
Puerto Ricans Already Live Under Elements of Socialism?

Season 1 Episode 43

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…

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Puerto Rico is sinking?
Puerto Rico is sinking?

Boricuas what will you do

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Crime Rate in Puerto Rico — Is It Significant?
Crime Rate in Puerto Rico — Is It Significant?

Season 1 Episode 42

es, crime in Puerto Rico is significant, especially violent crime and gun violence. Here are the key points:

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Boricuas… imaginen despertarse mañana por la mañana, se sirven su cafecito — y la noticia los impacta:
Boricuas… imaginen despertarse mañana por la mañana, se sirven su cafecito — y la noticia los impacta:

Season 1 Episode 41

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 paí…

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