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What a Federal Investigation Reveals About Election Vulnerabilities in Puerto Rico

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By Javier Hernandez, Javier Hernández
| DC Journal
For over a century, Puerto Rico’s political status has remained unresolved, often framed in Washington as a choice among statehood, the territorial status quo, or sovereignty. However, recent reports, academic studies and political shifts suggest a clear conclusion: the pro-statehood camp, led by the Partido Nuevo Progresista (PNP), is not only losing democratic support but also operating within a system plagued by corruption, irregularities and structural issues.
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The birthright citizenship case affects Puerto Rico, too Original

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By Javier Hernandez, Javier Hernández
| The Hill Verified
Opinion>Opinions - Immigration The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the view of The Hill by Javier Hernandez, opinion contributor - 05/04/26 7:30 AM ET Link copied by Javier Hernandez, opinion contributor - 05/04/26 7:30 AM ET Link copied AP Photo/Susan Walsh Since 1898, Puerto Rico’s status within the American constitutional system has been ambiguous — it is neither a state nor an independent country, but a territory under Congress’s full authority.
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Why More Puerto Ricans Are Turning Toward Sovereignty

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By Javier Hernandez, Javier Hernández, Jon DiPietro
| DC Journal
For many years, the discussion about Puerto Rico’s political future has typically been seen in Washington as straightforward: Puerto Ricans desire statehood, and Congress will eventually approve it. This idea, often reiterated in political speeches, congressional hearings and advocacy efforts, has influenced American perceptions of the debate over the island’s status. However, recent evidence indicates that this story is increasingly misaligned with reality.
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