What oranges tell us about the colonization of Puerto Rico
July 25, 2025
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as posted by the channelJuly 25 marks Puerto Rico’s Constitution Day – when the U.S.-linked territory gained the right to elect its own local government in 1952. But decades on, the island lacks the rights afforded to other U.S. states, like the ability to vote in federal elections. Here’s how Puerto Rico’s current status came to be – and how it all relates to a lawsuit about ... oranges.
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