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Known as "El Maestro," Pedro Albizu Campos is the most prominent Puerto Rican political figure of the 20th century -- a national hero who sacrificed his life for the freedom of his country. Under his leadership, the Nationalist Party of Puerto Rico takes an anti-imperialist position and outlines an economic platform that includes organizing workers, revoking U.S. limitations on Puerto Rican trade, and organizing all aspects of the Island’s commerce, banking, and agriculture in Puerto Rican hands. The Party declares resistance to the U.S. regime and proclaims the need for armed struggle to achieve independence. |
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