Modelo de Carta al Presidente Obama

Modelo de Carta al Presidente Obama que te invitamos envíes

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The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20500

Dear Mr. President:

I support the petition that you consider including the results and the resolution of the status of Puerto Rico in your up-coming State of the Union Address before the 113th Congress. You wrote in your Democratic Agenda for your second term the following: «It is time for Puerto Rico to take the next step in the history of its status and its relationship to the rest of the United States.» We did, Mr. President by voting with 54% to end the segregationist & colonial status and 61.9& for statehood.

It is time Mr. President to resolve the colonial condition of the 3.6 millions American citizens living in the territory. You said that «We commit to moving the resolution of the status issie forward with the goal of resolving it expeditiously.» The State of the Union Address would be a great launching pad for making political equality a reality. Ask Congress to present an Admission Act. 37 states of the Union were admitted without a Federally sponsored plebiscite. It is time for bold leadership on this issue.

Thank you and God Bless the United States of America!

Sincerely,

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* Immigration reform is on the national agenda.  Will 11 million people who
entered the U.S. unlawfully be given a path to full and equal citizenship
rights, while 4 million U.S. citizens of Puerto Rico remain disenfranchised in a
less than equal citizenship
status?    http://www.puertoricoreport.org/immigration-reform-and-puerto-rico-self-determination-are-both-part-of-the-american-agenda-for-equality-and-justice/

* The National Association for Uniformed Services (NAUS) weighs in on
statehood. http://www.puertoricoreport.org/an-open-letter-to-president-obama-from-naus

* Plessy v. Ferguson has been overturned by the Supreme Court, but its legacy
endures in Puerto Rico.  http://www.puertorpUERTO rICO
REPPORTicoreport.org/the-enduring-legacy-of-plessy-v-ferguson-in-puerto-rico/