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Currently, Puerto Rico is a Commonwealth. What are three options for the future political status of Puerto Rico? (4 points)Asked by pakyo
Currently, Puerto Rico is a Commonwealth. What are three options for the future political status of Puerto Rico? SHORT ANSWER IN SENTENCES
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Puerto Rico has three main options for its future political status:
1. **Statehood**: Puerto Rico could become the 51st state of the United States, gaining full representation in Congress and equal rights as a state.
2. **Independence**: Puerto Rico could choose to become an independent nation, allowing it to have full sovereignty and self-determination without U.S. governance.
3. **Enhanced Commonwealth**: Puerto Rico could seek to maintain its Commonwealth status while negotiating for greater autonomy and federal funding without full statehood.
1. **Statehood**: Puerto Rico could become the 51st state of the United States, gaining full representation in Congress and equal rights as a state.
2. **Independence**: Puerto Rico could choose to become an independent nation, allowing it to have full sovereignty and self-determination without U.S. governance.
3. **Enhanced Commonwealth**: Puerto Rico could seek to maintain its Commonwealth status while negotiating for greater autonomy and federal funding without full statehood.
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