It has been an ongoing debate since 1948 whether to remain a commonwealth, seek statehood or become independent. What is stopping state hood is the vote of the Puerto Rican People. There have been three plebiscites on the question and so far, remaining a Commonwealth in Free Association with the US has won the vote.
However if Puerto Rico ever voted for statehood, the US Congress would have to vote to grant admission as a state and then other political issues might stand in the way.
The Striped-headed Tanager is the representative bird of Puerto Rico.
The Puerto Ricans
One of the many things puerto rico exports to the U.S.A is coffee since Puerto Rico is a associated state to the U.S
No it is not as of January 2013 the U.S. government still referred to Puerto Rico as unincorporated
Puerto Rico is a commonwealth of the United States. Puerto Rico defense is provided by US goverment. Puerto Rico is like a state of the union. Same rules apply.
Puerto Rico has no disvantanges becoming a state but it also has no disvantanges becoming indipendent.
Puerto rico will never be a state
Puerto Rico is not a state. The symbol/insect/animal of Puerto Rico is the Coqui.
Puerto Rico is by Cuba
The state soil of Puerto Rico is Bayamon.
no * Puerto Rico is a commonwealth.
Puerto Rico is not in any state. It is in the Caribbean.
Puerto Rico has a long history of a minority of nationalists who seek complete independence plus another group seeking to maintain the status quo.
Perhaps never, the choice belongs to the Puerto Ricans. PUERTO RICO WILL NEVERR BE A STATE
Puerto Rico is officially named the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. It is an unincorporated territory of the United States.
Puerto Rico is a US Territory and has not achieved statehood.
Yes Puerto Rico has a territory quarter.