Puerto Rico Sovereignty

Puerto Rico's sovereignty refers to its political status and relationship with the United States. As a territory, Puerto Rico is governed by U.S. federal laws but does not have full voting rights in Congress, nor do its residents vote for the U.S. President. There are debates about its future status, including options like statehood, independence, or maintaining its current status. The issue involves questions of self-determination, cultural identity, and economic viability, making it a complex topic with implications for Puerto Ricans' rights and governance.