Incorporated territory and/or statehood: Zero centimeters to exit dead end street

By GREGORIO IGARTÚA DE LA ROSA Special to The STAR The legal status of our political relationship within the American nation has remained at a standstill since 1952, when the Constitution of Puerto Rico was adopted, a necessary step toward statehood and equality as American citizens. After all, from what other perspective should the cause of this political stalemate be analyzed, if not from the standpoint of who we are — 3.2 million American citizens who wish to retain our citizenship — and…