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In 1932 Albizu ran for the Puerto Rican Senate. He lost, and the Nationalist Party did not win a single seat. In

Tydings could sponsor a bill allowing Puerto Rico to elect her own governor, and Riggs could ensure that Albizu got the job. In exchange, Albizu would back down and let Riggs take care of the strike. If Albizu refused the deal, Riggs would take the offer to Muñoz Marín. Albizu rose slowly, thanked Riggs for lunch, and told him Puerto Rico was not f

But both courts and Legislature understood the situation; before both courts and Legislature, Moses stood stripped of all defenses and, it seemed in February 1925, both courts and Legislature would now step in and rectify the situation, the courts by affording redress to the individuals injured by his actions, the Legislature by insuring that he ne

On October 24, 1935, police shot and killed four Nationalists (including the party’s treasurer, Ramón Pagán) in what became known as the Río Piedras Massacre. The incident occurred one block

Carlos Iván Degregori,