Puerto Rico, a U.S. territory, is considering cutting ties with the U.S. and reuniting with Spain to regain lost status and rights after over a century of American governance.
Key Points
Spanish remains the primary language of Puerto Rico
Adelante Reunificacionistas political movement gaining momentum
Approximately 13% of Puerto Ricans support reintegration with Spain
Pros
Potential to regain lost status and rights
Preservation of Hispanic cultural traditions
Access to European Union benefits
Cons
Uncertainty about the process and outcome of reintegration
Possible resistance from those preferring current U.S. ties