Ejemplos de Cartas a Casa Blanca y al Congreso

05/21/2013 | Filed under: Estadidad,Status | Posted by: Francisco

Ejemplos de Cartas a Casa Blanca y al Congreso

Alba IC> We want Puerto Rico to be the 51st state of the United States of America http://ow.ly/le8kI

Pueden ser en ingléss o en español, pero cada Pro-USA debe enviar por lo menos una, y mejor una a cada Congresista

Para documentos vitales y el Curso de Cómo ser Cabildero Estadista accesa: Lucha E51 en https://estado51prusa.com/

http://www.petition2congress.com/10092/we-want-puerto-rico-to-be-51st-state-united-states-america/

Para información y direcciones de los Congresistas http://www.petition2congress.com/congress/

Your Letter to the President and CongressFrancisco, thanks for taking action on behalf of Petition2Congress. Your messages are on the way.An individual copy of your letter will be sent to each official:May 20, 2013Dear President Obama,
Dear Representative Pierluisi,We the people of PR voted in the past elections for PR to become the 51st state of the USA. We petition the Congress and the President to act towards this petition and grant us, Puerto Rico statehood now.
John Adams and Thomas Jefferson said in 1782 that Puerto Rico should be part of the USA – To help runify all Amaricas and to Revitalice the USASincerely,Mr. Francisco Gonzalez
1519 Ponce de Leon 805
San Juan, PR 00909You can still also have your letters printed and hand-delivered to each official for just $3 each.

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I fully support immigration reform.Here, in short, is my American story. I am a an American citizen by birth in the U.S. territory of Puerto Rico. Just as nearly 4 million other citizens residents of this political colony, we do not share the same civil rights as the residents of the states. Last November the people voted clearly to end this state of affairs which the federal government has maintained for too long. Puerto Rico has been a U.S. possession since 1898 and persons born here have been U.S. citizens since 1917 – second class citizenship, that is.It is time that you heed our call and do your part to end this state of affairs which not only hinders our economic development as found by the White House Task Force on Puerto Rico’s political Status, but is indignant for both the nation and its citizens residing in this territory.Thank you.Héctor R. Ramos
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Hernan Padilla

8:45 AM (18 minutes ago)

Aquí va el mensaje sugerido par motivar a otros Congresistas a unirse al HR 2000.
Pueden hacerle cambios a su estilo. Solo tiene que escribir el nombre del Congresista, y por su puesto toda la información al final del mensaje.

Sugiero lo pasen a sus contactos en Florida y en otros estados para que le escriban al Congresista de Distrito, etc

Hernan

The Honorable (Full Name)
(Room #) (Name) House Office Building
United States House of Representatives
Washington, DC 20515

Dear Representative……..,

I write to respectfully request that you support H.R. 2000, the Puerto Rico Status Resolution Act, as a co-sponsor. This bi-partisan bill responds to the historic referendum that took place last November in the U.S. territory of Puerto Rico where 54% of U.S. citizen voters on the island said they did not consent to the current undemocratic territory status, and more voters expressed a desire for statehood than for any other status option. Given these momentous results the bill would provide for a federally authorized vote in Puerto Rico on the question of statehood and, if a majority of voters affirm Puerto Rico’s desire for statehood, it describes the stepsthat the President and Congress shall take.

Puerto Rico has been a territory of the U.S. for the past 115 years and its approximately 3.7 million residents have been U.S. citizens since 1917. Yet as a result of that transitional territorial status, U.S. citizens in Puerto Rico do not have a democratic form of government at the national level. They are disenfranchised in the election for the President and the Vice President of the U.S., are not represented in the U.S. Senate, and their one representative in the U.S. House of Representatives can only vote in committees of the House. Not only can they not vote for the officials who make and enforce their national laws, but they are also treated unequally under those laws a fact that has held the island and its people back from reaching their true potential.
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After the November plebiscite it’s clear that to the extent that the people of Puerto Rico had ever consented to the present territorial arrangement, that consent has now been withdrawn. The people of Puerto Rico have made countless contributions to the U.S. in times of peace and war, now Congress must show the U.S. citizens in Puerto Rico and the 4.7 million Puerto Ricans living stateside that America will respect the results of that democratic process.
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Providing an opportunity for these American citizens to vote in a federally authorized plebiscite on the question of statehood is the right thing to do and will strengthen America’s democracy, security and economy. To not take action would be an affront to the most fundamental principles, cherished values and worthiest traditions of the United States as stated in the American’s Creed: “…agovernment of the people, by the people, for the people; whose just powers are derived from the consent of the governed; a democracy in a republic; a sovereign Nation of many sovereign States; a perfect union, one and inseparable; established upon those principles of freedom, equality, justice, and humanity for which American patriots sacrificed their lives and fortunes.”Therefore, I trust that you will give this matter due consideration and I thank you for that effort.
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Sincerely,
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I am a proud American Citizen as 99% of all Puerto Ricans defend our American citizenship. 62% Puerto Ricans reside on a State. The 38% that live in Puerto Rico decided on November 6 2012 Plebiscite that we no longer supports the slavistic colonial satatus. 62% voted for Statehood.

The USA is loosing Hispanic America to Neo-Comunism (Chavism). The USA can not talk about democracy nor civil rightd having an unwilling colonial slavic territory in Puerto Rico.

Puerto Rico needs equality, we request a just and un-territorial process for admission or refusal of Statehood as soon as possible.

Puerto Rico State can reunify All Americas for the benefit for all, and to create a motive for the revival, revigorization and revitalization of the USA in the New Globalized World.

If the USA will provide equality to 11 Million ilegal inmigrants, Congress and White House should provide equality to Puerto Ricans residing in the Island also.

Thank You,

Francisco R. Gonzalez 787-378-1487

Rafael Rodriguez

May13, 2013
TO :
THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS AND
ALL CONGESSMAN INVOLVED
WASHINGTON, DC

“We have a Dream” , yes the majority of the U.S. Citizens of
Puerto Rico has a Dream. A Dream that will determine once
and for all, that the great Nation of The United States of America
will accept Puerto Rico as the 51st state of The United States of
America. This single act of acceptance will tell the whole World
and the world’s Latin community that The U.S. finally overcame
the last traces of racisms that kept the Nation divided in the past.
If The United States wants to lead by example as f the most democratic
Nation in the whole World, then will have to demonstrate that not
only will liberate Puerto Rico from its Colony status, it will accept
Puerto Rico and its U.S. citizens as the 51st state of the Nation.
Puerto Rico deserves it. Puerto Rico has earned.
It is time to make History. So Make History.
Prove the World that you, The Congress of the U.S.
Is and inclusive Nation, not an exclusive one.

Signed by
Rafael E. Rodriguez
U.S. citizen born in Puerto Rico
and living in Puerto Rico and
Proudly served in The U.S. Army.

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We the people of PR voted in the past elections for PR to become the 51st state of the USA. We petition the Congress and the President to act towards this petition and grant us, Puerto Rico statehood now.