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–Rodrigo Blanco Calderón

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Citizens Without a Country Puerto Rico and the Jones Act of 1917: History Of Puerto Rico Elemental or are looking for aIn 1917, a single signature changed the lives of Puerto Ricans forever. The Jones Shafroth Act granted U. S. citizenship, but with a catch: Puerto Ricans now bore the responsibilities of citizenship without its full rights. Citizens Without a Country dives into the nuances of this paradox, exploring how a seemingly beneficial law masked deep complexities of identity, loyalty, and power. Through vivid historical storytelling this book brings to life