La Mano de Washington

La Mano de Washington explores the complex and often overlooked history of U.S. presidents' policies toward Puerto Rico since 1898, highlighting how political decisions have kept the island in a state of limbo. Through engaging storytelling, the book addresses topics such as colonialism, economic crises, and efforts toward independence, offering a clear and accessible examination of Puerto Rico's relationship with the United States. It provides valuable insights for anyone interested in understanding systemic injustice, American imperialism, and Puerto Rican identity.