The Political Status Of Porto Rico, (Paperback)

“The Political Status Of Porto Rico” delves into the complex legal and political landscape of Puerto Rico at the turn of the 20th century. Written by Federico Degetau y Gonzàlez, this work examines the island's relationship with the United States following the Spanish-American War. Degetau explores the constitutional implications of Puerto Rico's ambiguous status, neither fully independent nor a state within the Union.

The book provides valuable insights into the debates surrounding colonialism, self-governance, and the rights of Puerto Ricans. It offers a historical perspective on the legal arguments and political maneuvering that shaped the island's destiny. Scholars and anyone interested in the history of Puerto Rico, U.S. foreign policy, and constitutional law will find this to be an informative and insightful analysis.

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