Alana Casanova-Burgess

You know, and and, you know, in the same way that like, what does a cowboy do for us?

You know, and and, you know, in the same way that like, what does a cowboy do for us?

He came in second, which is unheard of. Sounds very notable. And Bad Bunny also endorsed him, like came out very clearly and also encouraged young people to get their election card to register to vote.

He came in second, which is unheard of. Sounds very notable. And Bad Bunny also endorsed him, like came out very clearly and also encouraged young people to get their election card to register to vote.

He came in second, which is unheard of. Sounds very notable. And Bad Bunny also endorsed him, like came out very clearly and also encouraged young people to get their election card to register to vote.

Coming up. Here, the political parties are organized around status.

Coming up. Here, the political parties are organized around status.

Coming up. Here, the political parties are organized around status.

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All right. So we were just talking about him endorsing an independence candidate. And what's important about that is that here, the political parties are organized around status.

All right. So we were just talking about him endorsing an independence candidate. And what's important about that is that here, the political parties are organized around status.

All right. So we were just talking about him endorsing an independence candidate. And what's important about that is that here, the political parties are organized around status.

And the independence party in Puerto Rico has been so attacked and suppressed for so long, not only by the United States, but also by other political parties here. The other two being one that's pro-statehood and one that's pro-status quo, colonial status. And so I think what you hear in the states is, oh, why couldn't Puerto Rico be a state?

And the independence party in Puerto Rico has been so attacked and suppressed for so long, not only by the United States, but also by other political parties here. The other two being one that's pro-statehood and one that's pro-status quo, colonial status. And so I think what you hear in the states is, oh, why couldn't Puerto Rico be a state?

And the independence party in Puerto Rico has been so attacked and suppressed for so long, not only by the United States, but also by other political parties here. The other two being one that's pro-statehood and one that's pro-status quo, colonial status. And so I think what you hear in the states is, oh, why couldn't Puerto Rico be a state?

Assuming that that's a liberal position. However, the statehood party here is very conservative. And, you know, it's complicated. There are shades of that, but that's what's happening here. And it did not escape anybody's notice that Bad Bunny not only was endorsing an independence candidate in this election, but also he showed up to vote in a light blue shirt and

Assuming that that's a liberal position. However, the statehood party here is very conservative. And, you know, it's complicated. There are shades of that, but that's what's happening here. And it did not escape anybody's notice that Bad Bunny not only was endorsing an independence candidate in this election, but also he showed up to vote in a light blue shirt and

Assuming that that's a liberal position. However, the statehood party here is very conservative. And, you know, it's complicated. There are shades of that, but that's what's happening here. And it did not escape anybody's notice that Bad Bunny not only was endorsing an independence candidate in this election, but also he showed up to vote in a light blue shirt and