We work to:

• Lobby the U.S. Congress and President to ensure that autonomy with Spain is included as an official status option in the next Puerto Rican referendum, alongside statehood, independence, and the current territorial status.

• Demand that all Puerto Ricans—whether residing on the island or displaced to the mainland U.S. due to natural disasters, economic hardship, or lack of opportunity—are granted the right to vote in the referendum, recognizing their continued stake in the future of Puerto Rico.

• End Puerto Rico’s colonial relationship with the United States, which has left the island politically voiceless, economically dependent, and vulnerable to exploitation through laws like PROMESA and the Jones Act.

• Reestablish Puerto Rico’s legal right to autonomy, as granted by the Spanish Crown in the Carta Autonómica of 1897—abolished without consent under the Treaty of Paris—by pursuing reunification with Spain under its modern democratic constitution.

• Facilitate formal discussions between the governments of the United States, Spain, and Puerto Rico, laying the foundation for a peaceful transition of sovereignty that honors historical continuity and democratic will.

• Advance the protection and recognition of Puerto Rico’s Indigenous Taíno identity and Afro-Puerto Rican communities, through constitutional and cultural guarantees like those granted in Spain’s autonomous regions.

• Educate the Puerto Rican public—on the island and in the diaspora—about the opportunities available through autonomy with Spain, including access to EU citizenship, universal healthcare, higher education, trade expansion, and full democratic rights.

• Unite Puerto Ricans across political lines, encouraging a new generation of leadership that rejects corruption and colonialism in favor of transparency, dignity, and collective progress.