• Rhaedas@fedia.io
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    27 days ago

    The citizens do seem to be split between the choices, and in the end it is and should be up to them. I find it not surprising that the biggest reason for opposition outside PR is because it would change the balance of senators. Which is rich, since Congress as a whole needs a revamp in representation count in the House anyway, but we’ve held to an outdated number because it’s “hard” to change.

    I read there’s another possible option - go back under Spanish governance. I wonder how much support that even gets, or if Spain would even want it.

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      27 days ago

      There is another option, it’s independence. That third camp is not as popular but it’s full of the most romantic of the boriquas

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          26 days ago

          Well to be fair, at least the UK had representation in the EU.

          Also, obviously, they’d call it “Prexit”