Puerto Rico Creceremos

A photo Tribute of Puertorican Strugle
Music By Lucecita Benitez from the Album Cancion Libre I song Crecermos.
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[loveangel71]

OTRA COSA CAMBIEN ESA BANDERA QUE NO ES DE PUERTO RICO NOSOTROS NO NECESITAMOS UNA COPIA DE OTRA BANDERA TANTO PATRIOTIMOS Y NO SON CAPACES DE CAMBIAR LA JODIA BANDERA SIENDO UNA COPIA, NOSOTROS NO NECESITAMOS PARESERNO A NADIE. APRENDAN APRECIAR LO QUE TIENE CUANDO LO PIERDAN ESTARAN LLORANDO COMO PUTAS QUE SON. CUANDO PAPA USA SE VAYAN Y ENTRE UN COMUNISMO Y LOS DEJEN PEOR QUE HAITI ENTONCES SABRAN LO QUE EL GAS PELA. SON UN PUEBLO QUE NO QUIEREN HACER NADA POR LA PATRIA MUCHO MENOS SIN USA.

[osvaldovillaf]

@loveangel71 El fotomontaje simplemente es una muestra de lo que los puertoriqueños pueden hacer cuando nos proponrmos algo. Su forma de expresarse ademas de dejar mucho que desear, es insultante.

poruqe los independentistas no hacen nada? poruqe personas como Romero y el gobierno federal se encargaron de eliminar sistematicamente el independentismo.

Primero, educate lee el periodico para que te enteres de las verdaderas noticias y aprendete a expresarte con algo de clase.

[osvaldovillaf]

@loveangel71 vuelvo y te digo lee, busca la historia de la bandera y aprenderas el motivo del porque el parecido.

EU no quiere mas personas ignorantes sin argumentos.

[osvaldovillaf]

@loveangel71 No entiendo cual es su punto. Que si somos independientes vamos a sufrir? poruqe?

Solo imagina lo que podriamos hacer independientes sin la ley de cabotaje? las posibilidades son infinitas.

Dime si no sabes que es la ley de cabotaje y te explico.

[osvaldovillaf]

La victoria final nos evade, pero si mantenemos el ideal primero que los partidos politicos y las personas no habra quien nos detenga.

[pepe3o5]

school

[osvaldovillaf]

well conratulations, and thanks for posting the information.

[rosannasalazar]

!Viva Puerto Rico libre de la mano del gran Eugenio María de Hostos!

"No lo van a impedir" mientras quede un sólo borinqueño con dignidad para alzar la bandera de la libertad...

Rosanna Salazar

[b0ricua79]

viva puerto rico

[puertorricanstar]

malditos cabrones FBI ESOS CABRONES GRINGOS ME LE CAGO EN LA MADRE

[loveangel71]

@osvaldovillaf Tu crees que independisarnos van arreglar la cosa? Al contrario van a tener que salir como cucarachas huyendo cuando todo salga fuera de control. Ustedes no han podido gobernar la isla ni nunca podran con la mentalidad que tienen alla. Eso cuando USA el FBI o CIA los tratan de ayudar los critican diciendo que son metiches hasta jodia huelga independentista contra la ayuda del FBI Y CIA. No jodan que la isla se hundiran con ustedes en control

[loveangel71]

@osvaldovillaf 2011 points to be the most violent year in recorded history, as it is projected that about 1,100 to 1,300 murders will be recorded by the end of the year, this due to the inefficient work from the local police, which has been even been demanded from the Federal Government to change the way they deal with crimes such as robbery, murder and assault, among other things

[loveangel71]

@osvaldovillaf they are less expensive than in any other place in the United States, attracting gangs on the island. It is cheap and easy for them to buy and deal to the public in housing projects in Puerto Rico, leading to the second highest homicide rates in the United States

[loveangel71]

@osvaldovillaf The development of gangs in Puerto Rico has been attributed to the drug trafficking on the island giving them control to most of the trafficking points on the island. Because drugs are trafficked through and into the island from other source countries,

[loveangel71]

@osvaldovillaf The same year, Puerto Rican Senator Jorge de Castro Font, member of the New Progressive Party (NPP), was arrested by the FBI and charged with 32 criminal counts of extortion, bribery, fraud, and money laundering, stemming back as early as 1996.n 2009, he pled guilty to federal corruption charges. In exchange for his plead, prosecutors agreed to drop 10 of the original charges against him and are recommending a prison sentence of between 9 and 11 years.

[loveangel71]

@osvaldovillaf In 2008, Governor Anibal Acevedo Vila of Puerto Rico, was charged with 24 counts of conspiracy, fraud, and tax crimes related to his campaign finances.[18] During his trial, the judge threw out 15 of the 24 federal corruption charges due to insufficient evidence by the prosecution, and was eventually acquitted of all charges against him due to lack of evidence.[19][20]

[loveangel71]

@osvaldovillaf In 2007, 9 police officers and their lieutenant were arrested for planting drug evidence, including cocaine, heroin, and crack, on people living in the city's low-income housing projects, prompting Puerto Rico's attorney general's office to review previous cases, making sure no innocent people were put in prison.[

[loveangel71]

@osvaldovillaf In 2008, 4 police officers in Puerto Rico were arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), including a Lieutenant with 33 years on the force, for extortion and distribution of cocaine and heroin.[9] 

[loveangel71]

@osvaldovillaf The primary transporters of marijuana into the island, are from crime organizations within Puerto Rico, transporting the drugs as couriers aboard commercial aircraft, hidden in suitcases, and delivered by package delivery services through the mail. In 2001, CBP confiscated 205 kilos of marijuana at airports throughout Puerto Rico. In 2002, a resident of San Juan was arrested at the airport, when government officials found 12.7 kilograms of marijuana hidden in his luggage.