来自MSN2 个月
Puerto Rican nationalists attacked the Capitol. Jimmy Carter freed them.
The attack on the Capitol had occurred March 1, 1954. Four members of the Puerto Rican Nationalist Party entered the spectators gallery with handguns, at a time when there was minimal security on ...
National Review15 年
Sotomayor’s “Affirmative Action Plan for Puerto Rico”
Puerto Rican Nationalist Nominated to North American Supreme Court”) about “when Sotomayor ceased being a Puerto Rican nationalist who favors independence”: By the time she was in law school ...
Los Angeles Times1 个月
Beyond Bad Bunny: 5 essential Puerto Rican history reads
The book delves into the formation of the Nationalist Party of Puerto Rico, their famed former president Pedro Albizu Campos and the series of uprisings that led to his second arrest. Through oral ...
abc7NY1 个月
National Puerto Rican Day Parade now accepting applications for 2025 scholarship program
NEW YORK CITY (WABC) -- The National Puerto Rican Day Parade is accepting applications for its 2025 national scholarship program. For the 8th year, the NPRDP will award 100 scholarships valued at ...