Nacionalista puertorriqueño queda en libertad tras 36 años

Oscar López Rivera, a Puerto Rican nationalist, was released after decades of house arrest, becoming a symbol of both martyrdom and controversy. In a press conference, he emphasized the desire for Puerto Rican independence and justice, distancing from anti-American sentiments. López was linked to the FALN, responsible for numerous bombings in the US during the 1970s and 1980s, which resulted in casualties and were deemed terrorist acts by the FBI. His release sparked celebrations in Puerto Rico and Chicago, with support from figures like Pope Francis and Lin-Manuel Miranda.

What was the primary goal of the Puerto Rican independence activists according to Oscar López Rivera?

• To promote tourism in Puerto Rico

• To establish a new government in the United States

• To achieve justice and full sovereignty for Puerto Rico

• To gain financial aid from the United States

Which organization was Oscar López Rivera associated with?

• Puerto Rican National Party

• Fuerzas Armadas de Liberación Nacional

• Puerto Rican Liberation Front

• United Puerto Rican Alliance

How did the FBI classify the Fuerzas Armadas de Liberación Nacional?

• A terrorist organization

• A humanitarian organization

• A cultural group

• A political party

Which city is NOT mentioned as hosting a celebration for Oscar López Rivera?

• Los Angeles

• San Juan

• New York

• Chicago

Which notable figure did NOT support the campaign for López's freedom?

• Pope Francis

• Barack Obama

• Former President Jimmy Carter

• Lin-Manuel Miranda