Puerto Rico Votes To Keep Commonwealth Status (Original Black & White Film)

Step back in time with *Puerto Rico Votes to Keep Commonwealth Status*, a black-and-white film that documents a key moment in Puerto Rican history when the island’s residents voted to maintain their commonwealth status with the United States. While the exact date of the film is unspecified, it likely captures the political atmosphere surrounding this pivotal decision and the debates over Puerto Rico's future relationship with the U.S.

The film may include footage of the voting process, reactions from political leaders, and public opinion surrounding the plebiscite. It provides a historical record of Puerto Rico's political landscape during a time of significant debate over the island's autonomy and status.

*Puerto Rico Votes to Keep Commonwealth Status* offers a glimpse into the island's ongoing discussions about its political identity and its relationship with the United States.

Source: National Archives. (*Date Unknown*). *Puerto Rico Votes to Keep Commonwealth Status*. [Video] Retrieved from the National Archives Catalog, https://catalog.archives.gov/id/48763