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Marco Rubio
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Jul 20, 2026
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- US State Department Defends Its Decision to Deny a Visa to Ada Colau
The US Department of State defended its decision to deny a visa to Ada Colau, former mayor of Barcelona and leader of Spain’s Frente Amplio, who had requested one to attend the Ciudades Valientes event organized by the League of Cities in Puerto Rico on November 3 and 4.
- Puerto Rican Voters in Florida Favor Democrats Ahead of November 3 Election, Univision/YouGov Poll Finds
Puerto Rican voters in Florida prefer Democratic candidates over Republicans in the November 3 legislative elections, according to a Univision/YouGov poll.
- Carmelo Ríos: Measures to Limit Citizenship in Puerto Rico Will Not Succeed
On Wednesday, Senate Vice President Carmelo Ríos stated that recent federal legislations aiming to limit American citizenship in territories like Puerto Rico will not succeed.
- State Department Inspector General Investigates U.S. Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle Over Donor’s Payment Claims
The State Department’s Office of the Inspector General (OIG) is investigating Kimberly Guilfoyle, the U.S. ambassador to Greece, whose mother was Puerto Rican, along with the embassy’s operations, NBC News reported.
- National Hostosian Independent Movement Says Marco Rubio Seeks to Delegitimize Sovereignty Struggle
The Movimiento Independentista Nacional Hostosiano (MINH) stated that a US Department of State report denouncing links between Puerto Rican independentist sectors and the Cuban revolution is an attempt to delegitimize the struggle for self-determination, criminalizing international solidarity.
- US State Department Publishes Report on Cuban Government’s Influence
The US Department of State has published a 100-page report on the Cuban government’s influence and threat to US interests, mentioning historical ties between Cuban revolutionaries and Puerto Rican independence groups.