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Can Puerto Rico people have IRAS?
Yes- PR is part of the US (a Commonwealth) and is governed by US laws.
What does Puerto Rico share with the United States?
A government. PR is part of the US- it is a Commonwealth. US law, US currency, US Mail, etc.
Why are the citizens of Puerto Rico also the citizens of the US?
Because of a law that went into effect in 1917. PR is part of the US- it is a Commonwealth.
Did the US enter the Seven Years War?
No. The USA did not exist yet. It was a colony of the UK Commonwealth.
Is Puerto Rico a part of Brazil?
No. Right now it is a commonwealth of the US. For the longest time the US government has been trying to make PR a state. The people of PR are divided on this. Some are for it and some are against it. The people of PR are citizens of the US and do not require a passport to come to the US. The same is applied to Americans who wish to travel to PR. PRs' currency is the US dollar.
Why do some people think that US has 52 States?
There may be the false impression that the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico and Washington DC are States. They are not. PR is identified as a commonwealth and the DC (District of Columbia ) is also not a State.
Why is US not in commonwealth?
The US is not in the Commonwealth Games because they are not in the Commonwealth of Nations.
How is Puerto Rico associated to the US?
Puerto Rico is a US Commonwealth. All Puerto Rican are US citizen. Spanish and English are official languages of Puerto Rico. PR currency - US Dollars. For more info visit: www.topuertorico.com
Why is US not in commonwealth games?
The US is not in the Commonwealth Games because they are not in the Commonwealth of Nations.
Why is US not participating in the commonwealth games?
The US is not a member of the Commonwealth of Nations. Only members participate in the Commonwealth Games.Because the US is not a member of the Commonwealth
What Colony left the Commonwealth in June 1997?
Hong Kong
Is Serbia part of the british commonwealth?
No, Serbia was never a colony.
