El supuesto "gobierno de Puerto Rico" favorece que norteamericanos compren propiedades en Boriken, lo cual perjudica a los mismos boricuas. Esta práctica está expulsando a muchos boricuas de sus viviendas, porque no pueden pagar el nuevo costo de sus alquiler. Oprima el siguiente enlace para más: https://youtu.be/
Compañeros Unidos para la Descolonización de Puerto Rico (PR)
Unidos para hacer resistencia permanente para obligar a EEUU a cumplir con 44 resoluciones de la ONU exigiendo la descolonización de PR / United to engage in permanent resistance to force the US to comply with 44 UN resolutions demanding PR's decolonization.
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viernes, 26 de junio de 2026
Gentrificación en PR / Gentrification in PR
Drenaje boricua / Boricua drain
¿Por qué 6 millones de puertorriqueños, una aberración, hoy viven fuera de su territorio nacional? Ellos han sido obligados a salir de Puerto Rico en búsqueda de una mejor vida. Por favor oprima el siguiente enlace para saber dónde están esos boricuas: https://youtu.be/hhVHI5sE3vQ
jueves, 25 de junio de 2026
World says US is biggest threat
While the United States (US) has been claiming to be the "champion of democracy", the evidence shows the opposite.
The world overwhelmingly believes that the US is the greatest threat to peace. Please click on this link for more: https://youtu.be/3UhHqPGFGos
Today, the US is trying to colonize the Russian Federation, Venezuela, Cuba, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Canada, Greenland, and the People's Republic of China, to name some. That means that the US has always been the champion of imperialism.
You must remember that the colonial settler state that became the US was created by committing genocide against the indigenous people of North America. Moreover, US Marine Major General Smedly Butler told us, in his 1935 book WAR IS A RACKET, that the US uses war to enrich its corporations at the expense of its soldiers' lives.
This is why almost 40 million Americans live in poverty, and another 201 million more live from paycheck to paycheck, while 9 of the 10 richest men in the world are Americans too. Only 35% of Americans are satisfied with their "multiparty democracy".
This is also why the US Empire has consistently refused to comply with 43 United Nations resolutions demanding the immediate return of Puerto Rico's sovereignty to the Puerto Ricans. You can watch this year's hearing by clicking of these links: https://webtv.un.org/en/asset/k1t/k1ta9w5sv0 https://webtv.un.org/en/asset/k1a/k1ab0p6z0q
6 million Puerto Ricans have been forced to leave their national territory (gentrification) for a better life, and almost half of the 3 million people in Puerto Rico also live in poverty. Bad Bunny made reference to Puerto Rico's colonial relationship with the US in his Super Bowl Halftime Show, which is the real reason why President Trump hated it!
China, however, eradicated poverty, despite having 11 trillion dollars less than the US, and having 4 times the US' population. Over 90% of Chinese are satisfied with their communist party, which proves that, in order to live in a democracy, a government must be able to prevent oligarchs from running the nation.
Democracy is multipolarity.
Colonizing Bonairean minds
Education should reflect the local reality, culture, language, history, and lived experiences of Bonaire's children. For decades before 2010, Bonaire's schools were staffed largely by local, Papiamentu-speaking teachers who understood the island's social and cultural context. Following the constitutional changes of 2010, significant reforms aligned education more closely with Dutch European standards.
Bonaireans recall that approximately 40 local educators were gradually pushed out and replaced by foreign, non-Papiamentu-speaking teachers. This shift prioritized Dutch European educational norms over Bonaire's Caribbean reality, creating a system increasingly disconnected from the language, culture, and experiences of local students.
Similar changes occurred within the leadership of Scholengemeenschap Bonaire (SGB). Lydia Emerencia, one of the last locally based directors and a respected academic and former Lieutenant Governor, was replaced during a broader transition toward directors recruited from the European Netherlands. According to parents and students, externally based management and curricula have weakened students' sense of identity, belonging, and connection to Bonaire.
Teaching Bonaire's History or Erasing It?- If it is clear by international human rights fundamentals that education is by rights as it is a deliberate attempt and action by Dutch Education Ministry and condone as accomplice by the local Bonaire based leadership and government to exclude and not prioritizing equally important in the local education the inclusion of Bonaire's history in education. Children have the right to learn about the island's past, including its Indigenous heritage, colonial history, cultural development, and the struggles and achievements that have shaped the community.
With the constitutional changes of 2010, the education system has become increasingly aligned with Dutch European curricula while giving insufficient priority to Bonaire's own history, culture, and local realities. This has marginalized local knowledge and weakened students' understanding of their heritage and identity.
Language rights, identity, and equal opportunity.- The importance of language is mandatory. For generations, Papiamentu has been the language of the people of Bonaire and remains central to cultural identity and social life.
Article 29(1)(c) of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child provides that a child's education shall be directed to the development of respect for the child's parents, cultural identity, language, and values, as well as for the national values of the country in which the child lives, the country from which the child originates, and for civilizations different from their own.
After BHRO human rights focused approach and intervention at Dutch Ministry and Human Rights Council level, even the Dutch Ministry of Education has acknowledged and replied by writing to BHRO the importance of Papiamentu and the need for education that reflects the cultural background of students on Bonaire. The Dutch Ministry has also recognized that every child has the right to develop to their full potential and that equal opportunities in education must be protected.
Parents, students, and a growing call for justice.- Concerns raised to BHRO by parents, educators, and civil society organizations through testimonies, complaints, letters, and petitions signed by more than 250 parents, stakeholders, and teachers continue to highlight issues involving language policy, equal opportunities, parental participation, cultural representation, and educational outcomes.
These concerns have led BHRO to pursue formal complaints, petitions, submissions to United Nations human rights mechanisms, and discussions within the Dutch Parliament.
What Future Are We Preparing Our Children For?- As this series will demonstrate, the debate is not simply about schools, examinations, or academic performance. It is about whether education on Bonaire adequately reflects the language, culture, history, identity, and lived realities of Bonairean children while preparing them to participate fully in society and contribute to the island's future.
Can the right to education be fully realized if Bonairean children are not taught in a way that reflects their language, culture, history, community, and lived experiences while preparing them for the future of Bonaire?
James Finies – Founder BHRO
miércoles, 24 de junio de 2026
Education matters in a democracy
The United States' (US) privatized education is intended to enrich oligarchs, and to keep the masses ignorant. Real democracies having governments that represent all of their citizens make education accessible to everyone. Please click on the following link to understand why it is impossible for the US to make its empire great again: https://youtu.be/_fzXj7oeGmI
The US will never be able to compete with governments that use their power to benefit all of their citizens.
The US has always served only oligarchs, as US Major General Smedly Butler warned us in his 1935 book, WAR IS A RACKET. He explained that the US uses war to only benefit its oligarchs, at the expense of its own soldiers.
It is an outrage for the US to call itself "the champion of democracy" when its colonial settler state was established by committing genocide against the indigenous people of North America. The evidence could not be more obvious!
Today, almost 40 million Americans live in poverty, and another 201 million more live from paycheck to paycheck, while 9 of the 10 richest men in the world are also Americans. Only 35% of Americans are satisfied with their so-called multiparty "democratic" political system.
The US Empire has consistently refused to comply with 44 United Nations' (UN) resolutions demanding the immediate return of Puerto Rico's sovereignty to the Puerto Ricans. You can watch this year's UN Puerto Rico decolonization hearing by click on these two links:
https://webtv.un.org/en/asset/k1t/k1ta9w5sv0
https://webtv.un.org/en/asset/k1a/k1ab0p6z0q
6 million Puerto Ricans have been forced to leave their national territory (gentrification) for a better life, and almost half of the 3 million people in Puerto Rico also live in poverty. Bad Bunny made reference to Puerto Rico's colonial relationship with the US in his Super Bowl Halftime Show, which is the real reason why President Trump hated it!
The People's Republic of China, a real democracy, eradicated poverty in 2020, despite having 11 trillion dollars less than the US, and having 4 times the US' population. Over 90% of Chinese are satisfied with their communist party, which proves that a democracy needs a government strong enough to prevent oligarchs from running the nation.
Imperialism isn't democracy!
martes, 23 de junio de 2026
Colonization Champion
The United States (US) has been obsessively trying to colonize Cuba for the past 65 years. This young woman's family left Cuba, because of the US' illegal blockade of her nation. Please click on this link to get her story: https://youtu.be/A2db9avtsww
Colonización para siempre
72 personas participaron como peticionarios en la vista anual sobre la descolonización de Puerto Rico en la Organización de Naciones Unidas (ONU) el lunes, 22 de junio de 2026. Por favor oprima el siguiente enlace para conocer las expresiones del peticionario por el Partido Independentista Puertorriqueño (PIP): https://youtu.be/Yw3O4T_PqCk
Es importante mencionar que Estados Unidos (EEUU) ha consistentemente ignorado, sumando la del lunes, 44 resoluciones de la ONU exigiendo la devolución inmediata de la soberanía de Puerto Rico a los puertorriqueños.
Hoy, 6 millones de puertorriqueños, o dos terceras partes de la nación, han sido obligados a salir de su territorio nacional en búsqueda de mejores condiciones de vida, y casi la mitad de los 3 millones de personas en Puerto Rico viven en la pobreza.
Adrián González del PIP cree que si la ONU decide discutir el caso de Puerto Rico en la asamblea general eso presionará a EEUU a cumplir con las resoluciones. Eso nunca ocurriría, porque EEUU solo busca colonizar al mundo para siempre. Eso es lo que ha hecho durante sus 250 años de existencia. ¿Cómo es posible que un país que se creó cometiendo genocidio contra la gente indigena de América del Norte pueda ahora ser el "campeón de la democracia"?
La única manera para descolonizar a Puerto Rico sería si los 9 millones de puertorriqueños obligue a EEUU hacerlo.
Por favor oprima estos enlaces para ver la vista:
AM https://webtv.un.org/
PM https://webtv.un.org/en/asset/
El poder está en la gente.






