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THE PUERTO RICO STATUS ARCHIVES PROJECT (PRSAP)
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Between 1899 (56th Congress) and the present (118th Congress), lawmakers debated
upwards of 153 bills addressing some dimension of Puerto Rico’s political
status. Congress debated a wide range of bills, including general organic acts
and resolutions, as well as plebiscitary, referendum and status bills that
explicitly sought to resolve Puerto Rico’s political status.
Notwithstanding, Congress has never enacted legislation enabling the residents
of Puerto Rico to change their political status. The Puerto Rico Status Archives
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documents that can help users better understand the Congressional debates
shaping the contours of Puerto Rico’s historical and potential political status.
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Professor José Javier Colon Morera - University of Puerto Rico
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