Free Puerto Rico
Alberto C. MedinaWriting on Puerto Rico's political status and the struggle for independence from writer and advocate Alberto C. Medina.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Puerto Rico Keeps Electing Awful, Corrupt Leaders. Blame Colonialism.
Puerto Rico’s pro-statehood governor, Jenniffer González, with President Trump. González is a proud MAGA adherent and a former leader of Latinos for Trump.
María de Lourdes Santiago, a longtime senator from the Puerto Rican Independence Pa...
Statehood vs. Independence: An Urgent Debate for Puerto Rico's Future
I love being in conversation and friendly (or fiery!) debate with supporters of Puerto Rican statehood. I want to be able to challenge their ideas and I want them to challenge my own. I want audiences to hear both sides and make up their ow...
Puerto Rico Is Not "Part Of" the United States. It Is *Owned By* the United States.
Bad Bunny raised eyebrows at the Grammys with some powerful political statements; notably, a strong rebuke of ICE and defense of immigrants. Later, in a comedy bit with host Trevor Noah, he alluded to the fact that you couldn’t really escap...
"Puerto Ricans Are Americans" Is Insulting Colonial Rhetoric
Note: The following is an edited and updated version of an essay I published elsewhere in 2024.
Bad Bunny’s historic Super Bowl halftime show is fast approaching, and the predictable attacks from conservatives—including President Tr...
The United States Is Increasingly a Fascist Regime. Why Do Some Americans Want Puerto Rico to Join It?
A woman being dragged from her car by federal agentes in Minneapolis. (Adam Gray/The Associated Press)
Note: The following is an edited and updated version of an essay I wrote in 2022 for the now-defunct Latino Rebels. You can read the ori...
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I am a Puerto Rico-born, U.S.-based writer and advocate for Puerto Rican independence. I am the president of Boricuas Unidos en la Diáspora, an organization of Puerto Ricans in the U.S. who educate, organize, and fight for Puerto Rican sovereignty.
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