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“Puerto Rico is an unincorporated U.S. territory, and its residents have been U.S. citizens by birth since 1917. However, they cannot vote in presidential elections and lack full representation in Congress: they have a resident commissioner in the House of Representatives who cannot vote, and no representatives in the Senate. The territory has broad autonomy over local affairs, but Congress retains ultimate authority, and federal law prevails when it conflicts with Puerto Rico’s laws. Its future remains a matter of debate, with options including statehood, independence, or another status. None of the five referendums held between 1967 and 2020 has changed its status.”
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