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 Puerto Rican independence movement
Indigenous resistance Agüeybaná and Agüeybaná II · Arasibo · Hayuya · Jumacao · Urayoán
Political organizations Puerto Rican Independence Party · Puerto Rican Nationalist Party · Hostosian National Independence Movement · Socialist Front
Military organizations Boricua Popular Army (Macheteros)
Issues Voting rights in Puerto Rico
19th-century activists Ramón Emeterio Betances · Mariana Bracetti · Mathias Brugman · Jose de Diego · Eugenio Maria de Hostos · Francisco Gonzalo Marin · Francisco Ramirez Medina · Lola Rodríguez de Tió · Manuel Rojas · Juan Ruis Rivera · Segundo Ruiz Belvis · Arturo Alfonso Schomburg · Antonio Valero de Bernabe · Manuel Zeno Gandia · Fernando Fernandez · Agustín Stahl
Nationalists Pedro Albizu Campos · Margot Arce de Vázquez · Julia de Burgos · Blanca Canales · Nemesio Canales · José Coll y Cuchí · Oscar Collazo · Juan Antonio Corretjer · Jose Ferrer Canales · Lolita Lebrón · Luis Llorens Torres · Antonio S. Pedreira · Daniel Santos · Griselio Torresola · Olga Viscal Garriga · Pedro Ortiz Davila · Rene Marques
20th-century activists Antonio R. Barcelo · Rubén Berríos · Juan Mari Brás · Roy Brown · Julia de Burgos · Gilberto Concepción de Gracia · Juan Dalmau · Elizam Escobar · Rosario Ferré · Victor Manuel Gerena · Maria de Lourdes Santiago · Filiberto Ojeda Ríos · Manuel Rodríguez Orellana · Piri Thomas · Pedro Pietri
Events Spanish colonization of the Americas · Spanish-American War · Grito de Lares · Ponce Massacre · Jayuya Uprising · Truman assassination attempt · U.S. Capitol shooting incident (1954) · Cerro Maravilla Incident
Symbols Machete · Pitirre · Tamarindo · Puerto Rican Amazon · Flor de Maga · Pirata Cofresí · Agüeybaná