As Governor Rosselló Resigns, Questions About Puerto Rico Voting and Representation Resurface
After being controlled by the federal government for over a century, could Puerto Rico be on a path to statehood?
Spenser Mestel
Spenser Mestel is a freelance writer whose work has appeared in the New York Times, the Intercept, Bloomberg, and ESPN.
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