On the recordMay 18, 2010
Puerto Ricans--and I am sure I speak here for the great majority of our people--are sick and tired of the condescending and cavalier attitude of the U.S. Government.
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congress.govPuerto Ricans--and I am sure I speak here for the great majority of our people--are sick and tired of the condescending and cavalier attitude of the U.S. Government.
Expression of frustration with U.S. Government's attitude towards Puerto Rico.
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