Jorge

"Just as slavery could not be abolished until those in power enacted legislation to abolish it, Puerto Rico’s self-determination process cannot take place until Congress faces its responsibility under the Territory Clause and disposes of the territory. Slaves could – and did – often rebel; but this did not abolish slavery. Puerto Ricans have rebelled in many ways and on many occasions through the 20th century – most recently by forcing an end to the abusive practices of the U.S. Navy in the island municipality of Vieques and forcing it to leave."MANUEL RODRIGUEZ-ORELLANA

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