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The indigenous capital of Puerto Rico is known as "Boricua," derived from the Taíno name for the island, "Borikén." This term reflects the rich cultural heritage of the Taíno people, who inhabited the island before European colonization. While there is no formal capital designated as "indigenous," Borikén symbolizes the historical and cultural significance of the Taíno civilization in Puerto Rico's identity.

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