Boricua Liberation Front

The Boricua Liberation Front (FLB) was a Puerto Rican organization active in the 1970s, advocating for Puerto Rican independence from U.S. control. It sought to promote national identity and self-determination through activism and sometimes militant actions. The group aimed to end U.S. political domination and establish Puerto Rico as a sovereign nation. While it had a relatively small membership and limited influence, the FLB is part of the broader independence movement that debates Puerto Rico’s political status—whether to remain a U.S. territory, pursue statehood, or become independent.