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Puerto Rico Rises w/ Fernando Tormos-Aponte - MR Live - 7/25/19
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2:07:16Now PlayingGood morning, on today’s Majority Report, Fernando Tormos-Aponte from Scholars Strategy Network joins Michael Brooks to discuss his recent piece in the Jacobin, “Puerto Rico Rises,” to explain how the Puerto Rican people organized and mobilized for change in their government after leaks of Governor Ricardo Rosselló and his administration’s callous communications. We’re live at 12:00 pm EST.
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