VOICED : Puerto Rico dividido se pronuncia sobre su relacion con EEUU

The video discusses Puerto Rico's complex political status, highlighting the upcoming non-binding referendum on its relationship with the United States. It covers the financial implications and opposition to the referendum, Puerto Rico's significant debt and financial oversight by Washington, and the debate between statehood and maintaining the current status. The video also addresses the colonial status of Puerto Rico, the limited representation in the US Congress, and the voting rights of Puerto Ricans.

What is the main purpose of the upcoming referendum in Puerto Rico?

• To decide on a new governor

• To increase tourism

• To change the national language

• To decolonize the island

What financial situation is Puerto Rico currently facing?

• A surplus of funds

• A balanced budget

• A debt of over 70 million dollars

• An economic boom

What is Governor Ricardo Roseló's goal for Puerto Rico?

• To make it an independent country

• To become a state of the United States

• To maintain its current status

• To merge with another Caribbean island

How do independentists and supporters of the current status view the referendum?

• As a victory

• As a farsa

• As a minor issue

• As a necessary step

What limitation do Puerto Rican citizens face regarding U.S. presidential elections?

• They can vote only in local elections

• They have two votes each

• They can vote from Puerto Rico

• They can vote only if they live on the mainland