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Being a part of a successful mass political movement is definitely something I will tell my children about one day. There was honestly no stopping us. The down for me was the day he resigned while we were waiting. My body was so tired I had to go back home, eat something and come back to celebrate. A lot of people's health has been affected, my girlfriend fainted at work because of heat exhaustion and my feet have blisters. But it was ALL worth it!

She is the worst. We'll have to see what happens. Maybe a #WandaRenuncia tweet storm in a couple of days. Also, this is not US history this is PR history. I understand where you are coming from and I appreciate it, but the US doesn't want PR to be a part when they have to help with federal funds but now all of the sudden we stage a revolution and now the US is claiming PR as it's own. It is always out of convenience. Don't mean to insult but it is adding insult to injury. Still, thank you for your support!

I chose to go out and protest because I felt it was the right thing to do. There were concerns but I knew that any harm done to me would not be in vain.

We are waiting to see who is appointed as Secretary of State (who is the next in the line of succession). I dream of a Puerto Rico that is part of the United States of the Antilles.

Pretty popular but NEVER as popular as Tito Trinidad!! TITO TITO TITO TITO!!