Former Senate President Thomas Rivera Schatz celebrated this Sunday through his social media that there will be no outbreak of COVID-19, after the march against the statehood having been “empty “.
“Today, after so much warning, left-handed harangue and threat to the state, I must say that in this” march “of the small” no “at least there should be no outbreak because there was distancing and a lot of empty space ! “, Commented Rivera Schatz.
“After all, at least that’s positive! People kept moving away in the ‘no’!”, He added.
– Thomas Rivera Schatz (@ trschatz51) September 12, 2021
Spokesmen for various political and social organizations advocating the decolonization and sovereignty of the island arrived today, Sunday, at the Capitol in a march to speak out against the status quo.
The demonstration called “No to the state; Yes to decolonization,” began at 10 a.m. in the Luis Muñoz Rivera Park in San Juan and from there moved to the Capitol. Simultaneously, other demonstrations of support coordinated by the Boricua Independentist Front were held in New York and other U.S. cities.
This is the first time that, according to Eugeni Hopgood Dávila, spokesman for the committee, broad sectors of sovereignty and independence have come together in a demonstration to demand an end to colonial status.
The Puerto Rican Independentist Party (PIP), the Puerto Rican Front, the Hostosian National Independentist Movement (MINH), the Sovereign Union Movement, the Sovereignty Dialogue Movement, ANEM and the Great participated in the group that organized the event. National Orient of Puerto Rico.