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Puerto Rico is a commonwealth of the United States.
Puerto Rico is a territory of the United States with the political status of Commonwealth. It is also known as a free associated state (literal translation of the political status from Spanish to English). Puerto Rico is not a commonwealth in the same way as Britain's commonwealth countries.
In the Northern territory, Queensland and South Australia, the bilby's conservation status is listed as endangered.Its Commonwealth status is listed as vulnerable.
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Yes, commonwealth status is a form of unincorporated organized territorial status. This means that the U.S. government has imposed an Organic Act establishing a government and has implemented the U.S. constitution within selected political spheres. The commonwealth status defines a special, more involved relationship between the territory & the state. It has some form of self-governance but remains a territory.
No. We don't have statehood. We have a Commonwealth Status.
No. The Commonwealth of Nations is composed of former British possessions, territories and protectorates. Puerto Rico was never a British colony and was never part of the Commonwealth of nations. Puerto Rico is a free associated state and commonwealth of the United States. In this case "commonwealth" is a territorial status and has nothing to do with the Commonwealth of nations or the United States Commonwealth states of Kentucky, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and Virginia.
It depends on whether the development is a current status or a continuing action.For example: This country has a high level of development. -- Current StatusThis country is pioneering industrial development. -- Continuing Action.The Current Status "development" is Tanmiya (تنمية)The Continuing Action "development" is Tatwir (تطوير)