The 2012 WalkThrough Museum
If you are traveling to Puerto Rico -- or are already here -- make sure you join us at the 2012 Taste of Rum Festival this weekend.
If you are traveling to Puerto Rico -- or are already here -- make sure you join us at the 2012 Taste of Rum Festival this weekend.
Maritza Stanchich, Ph.D. | Posted 05.22.2012
Even had Rick Santorum clipped his s's in perfect Caribbean Spanish, the message would still have burst the bubble of statehood leaders in Puerto Rico, a U.S. territory of nearly four million U.S. citizens gearing up for a status plebiscite in November.
Fred Karger | Posted 05.22.2012
The Hispanic Community and the Republican Party have much in common. We should work very hard to emphasize all our shared beliefs and work together to defeat President Obama.
AP | STEVE PEOPLES | Posted 05.17.2012
COLLINSVILLE, Ill. — Mitt Romney is telling President Barack Obama to fire his top energy advisers. The Republican primary front-runner is poin...
HuffingtonPost.com | Jason Linkins | Posted 05.14.2012
Reuters has a story out about Rick Santorum's campaign swing to Puerto Rico, whose upcoming Sunday primary has 20 delegates at stake. On that trip, Santorum suggested that if Puerto Rico wanted to become a state, it would have to adopt English as its official language. He believes that everyone should be in "compliance" with an English language standard, regardless of the fact that no such compliance requirement or enforcement mechanism exists. So, go ahead and add the lion's share of those delegates to Romney's count. With zero precincts reporting, I can now call Puerto Rico for Mitt Romney!
Reuters | Posted 05.14.2012
* Puerto Rican Republican primary set for Sunday * Territory's November referendum will address statehood question SAN ...
The Huffington Post | Arin Greenwood | Posted 02.28.2012
WASHINGTON -- Is there a connection between Puerto Rico's upcoming statehood referendum and the District of Columbia's statehood movement? D.C. Sh...
Bennett L. Gershman | Posted 04.02.2012
The chances that there will be a 51st state in the near future are reasonably good. Whether it will be a territory on the moon, or Puerto Rico, is uncertain, although the odds heavily favor Puerto Rico.
AP | By DANICA COTO | Posted 12.30.2011
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico -- Puerto Rico's governor approved a two-part referendum on Wednesday to help decide the island's political status, but supporte...
Greg Acevedo | Posted 02.18.2012
As a Puerto Rican, I find it amusing when the U.S. tries to instruct other nations in the practice of democracy (See: Libya and Iraq). Before the U.S. instructs other nations on the practice of democracy, it must re-think its policy in Puerto Rico.
Frances Negrón-Muntaner | Posted 01.31.2012
To unilaterally annex Puerto Rican cinema to that of the U.S. will result in it being recognized less as a vital part of American culture than in rendering it invisible as a distinct form.
AP | Posted 12.05.2011
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico -- The governor of Puerto Rico submitted legislation Wednesday that calls for creating a two-part referendum to decide whether t...
Ray Suarez | Posted 08.28.2011
The President, you see, must win Florida to remain president after January 2013 and that's why he was in San Juan.
Maritza Stanchich, Ph.D. | Posted 05.25.2011
The recent GOP intelligentsia strategy to curry favor for Latino votes via support for Puerto Rican Statehood while opposing immigration reform is misguided, misinformed, and probably disingenuous.
AP | JIM ABRAMS | Posted 05.25.2011
WASHINGTON — The House on Thursday approved legislation that could set in motion changes in Puerto Rico's 112-year relationship with the United ...
Ray Suarez | Posted 05.25.2011
To be Puerto Rican is to be misunderstood. After 93 years as American citizens, after 112 years after US forces took the island from the Spanish Empi...
Rep. Luis Gutierrez | Posted 05.25.2011
A new bill is designed to craft an artificial majority for statehood where none exists now. Every time the people of Puerto Rico have been consulted on this issue through a plebiscite they've said no to Statehood.
Eric Lurio | Posted 05.25.2011
The main argument against Puerto Rican statehood is taxation. Except for DC, it has been the policy of the federal government that there be no taxation without representation, so Puerto Ricans don't pay income tax.
Steve Garcia | Posted 05.25.2011
If Puerto Rico becomes a state it would add 2 senators and 7 representatives to Congress; we can expect these members to come from the conservatives that hold office in the "state" legislature.
Steve Garcia | Posted 05.25.2011
H.R. 2499, the Puerto Rico Democracy Act of 2009, would make Puerto Rico the 51st state.
Adriana Teresa Letorney | Posted 05.23.2012