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... 2012, Puerto Rico held a plebiscite simultaneously with the general elections, the results of which were not conclusive because none of the proposed political status proposals for Puerto Rico won a majority of the votes.
24 informs President Obama and Congress that in the first question of the plebiscite held on November 6, 2012, which asked voters whether or not Puerto Rico should maintain its current form of political
status, 53.9% voted ...
status, 53.9% voted ...
“I see no reason why Congress would even consider it,” said Charles Venator-Santiago, a political-science professor at the University of Connecticut who has studied Puerto Rico extensively. Backers of the bill say the current ...
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Opinion: For Puerto Rico to ever progress, the politics of status must disappear. by Julio Ricardo Varela Follow @NBCLatino. 5:00 am on 05/22/2013. Imagine if President Obama and Vice President Biden were publicly disagreeing every day ...
6, 2012 [plebiscite] are inconclusive — none of the options for Puerto Rico's political status received a majority of votes.” The governor's claim that no option received a majority of votes is categorically false. As a White House ...
Senate Panel to Review Plebiscite | Puerto Rico Reportby Contributing Editor
Senate Panel to Review Plebiscite. Posted on May 24, 2013. The U.S. Senate committee responsible for the status of the U.S.' territories will hold a hearing June 11th on Puerto Rico's political statusplebiscite last November. The hearing will ...
51 in Congress Propose 51st State | Puerto Rico Reportby Contributing Editor
One-third of the sponsors are from Florida, one of the most pivotal States in national elections and aState where the vote of citizens of Puerto Rican origin can swing elections between the nationalpolitical parties. Polling ...
The Hill's Congress Blog has a new article, Puerto Rico rejects its present colonial status; wants statehood in which authors José M. Saldana DMD, MPH and Norman Maldonado MD, MACP review the results of the November, 2012, plebescite: ... clear and were ratified by the White House,” they say, ” we would endorse the president's call for another Plebiscite under federal auspices… so that the results cannot be disputed by any of the political parties on the island.” ...
Oscar was one of 12 Puerto Rican political prisoners offered some form of leniency by the Clinton Administration in the fall of 1999. According to the Chicago Sun Times, he “declined the president's offer, which still would have ...
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