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1:59 am PST, Mar 14,
Name not displayed, Puerto Rico
joe marrero,best known :joema13pr@yahoo.com..We need The Statehood for Puerto Rico inmediately. We want progress to our country. We want to vote for the President of United States. We salso want that the Comissioner resident in Washington has fully particcipation and has the power to vote in the congress and much more important to be heard, to work economical proyects, industrial and benefits to Puerto Rico. Our country is lacking a good power hands to administrate us and raise our economy and benefits, either medical, educational institutions (THe TEACHERS) Salary Raising for teachers, Police Department, For education Department, health department so further more Puerto Rico, which belongs to the American States need an overwhole to be reorganized and runs effitiently all governments department. We NEED URGENTLY THE STATEHOOD FOR PUERTO RICO, PLEASE ACCELERATE MY PETTITION and THE REST FROM PUERTO RICO WHICH ARE THE MAYORITY THAT ALL OF US WANT THE STATEHOOD FOR PUERTO RICO, to also has EQUAL RIGHTS, FULL BENEFITS, and a good Progress to our PUERTO RICO, THAT RIGHT NOW IS FALLING DOWN IN PARTS... PLEASE HURRY UP WITH THE STATEHOOD FOR US, THANKS. JOSE MARRERO PLAUD. |
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3:18 pm PDT, Jun 28,
ZULMA I. RODRIGUEZ RIVERA, Puerto Rico
ZULMA I. RODRIGUEZ RIVERA |
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8:46 am PDT, May 10,
Sarah Baker, Illinois
We were founded as a nation of refuge, a place people could turn to in hopes of a better life. If this is something that the people of Puerto Rico want, we should be able to find a way to make it work. |
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11:34 pm PST, Nov 23,
Ari R. Kolman, Canada
THE CITIZENS OF PUERTO RICO WANT STATEHOOD! AND THEY SHOULD GET IT.. THEY DESERVE IT.. "This current colonial status does not allow Puerto Ricans to vote for the President of the United States. Puerto Ricans do not have representation in the U.S. Senate and no voting representation in Congress. Instead, the 4 million U.S. Citizens of Puerto Rico only have one “Resident Commissioner” who cannot even vote on the House floor. Therefore, Puerto Ricans have no say in the making of the laws and statutes that apply to them. Even though the U.S. Supreme Court has absolute jurisdiction over Puerto Rico, Puerto Ricans do not have representation in the U.S. Senate to cast an up or down vote on Supreme Court nominees. In the end, Puerto Rico is governed by a Congress in which they are not allowed to participate in, an Executive whom they did not elect, and a Judiciary whose justices they did not confirm." - http://prssa51.wordpress.com/why-statehood/ "The 4 million U.S. Citizens of Puerto Rico are not allowed to fully participate in the democratic process of their nation. Consequently, they are the victims of political discrimination. The people of Puerto Rico are treated as disenfranchised and second-class U.S. citizens." - http://prssa51.wordpress.com/why-statehood/ "The United States of America is supposed to be a free and democratic republic, not an empire." - http://prssa51.wordpress.com/why-statehood/ |