QUE VIVA PUERTO RICO LIBRE
El Frente collaborates with orgs in PR
As part of our ongoing work to organize all like-minded independence organizations both in Puerto Rico and the diaspora, El Frente is proud to announce our groundbreaking and historic efforts to align ourselves and work together with a host of independence organizations to achieve our collective desire for Puerto Rican National liberation and Independence. Que Viva Puerto Rico Libre y Pa'lante!
Organizations in Puerto Rico:
Comité de Solidaridad Con Cuba
Frente Socialista de Puerto Rico
Jornada: Se Acabaron Las Promesas
Movimiento Independentista Nacional Hostosiano
Movimiento Nacionalista Revolucionario
Movimiento Ñin Negrón
Movimiento Socialista de Trabajadoras y Trabajadores
Partido Independentista Puertorriqueño
Partido Revolucionario de los Trabajadores Puertorriqueños-Macheteros
Organizations in the diaspora:
Frente Independentista Boricua - Affiliated Organizations:
• Comité de Nueva York Partido Independentista Puertorriqueño
• Comité de Solidaridad Diáspora Boricua (COSODIBO)
• Comités de la Resistencia Boricua
• El Grito
• Friends of Puerto Rico Initiative
• Junta de Nueva York y Nueva Jersey del Partido Nacionalista
• Partido Revolucionario de los Trabajadores Puertorriqueños-Macheteros
• Patria y Cultura
• Puerto Rico Me llama
• Virtual Boricua
independence contingent - june 9, 2019
Lolita Lebron's Family Leads
Lolita Lebron's Family Leads
Lolita Lebron's Family Leads
It was only fitting that on this Centennial celebration of Lolita Lebron's birth, the Independence Contingent, over 400 people strong, was lead down 5th Ave by Lolita Lebron's family.
Las Lolitas
Lolita Lebron's Family Leads
Lolita Lebron's Family Leads
A group of very powerful Puerto Rican women who have celebrated Lolita's life in preparation for her Centennial birthday appropriately follow the family with Dignity, Grace and Determination.
El Frente
Lolita Lebron's Family Leads
Why We March Reasons Showcased
El Frente leads affiliated and non-affiliated Independence Organizations. Groups from New York, Boston, Western Mass, Connecticut and Puerto Rico, amongst others, rallied together in solidarity.
Why We March Reasons Showcased
'Marchamos' Banner down 5th Ave
Why We March Reasons Showcased
We believe that if the people are presented with the truth, the vast majority will opt for Independence. For that reason, we developed our Educational component and main idea of the march - 200 Reasons: Why We March for Independence.
'Marchamos' Banner down 5th Ave
'Marchamos' Banner down 5th Ave
'Marchamos' Banner down 5th Ave
We created a 30 foot banner to extend the width of 5th Ave. The banner, while moving, stands at about 13 feet high. We wanted our message to be loud and clear: We March for Independence!
Las Lolitas give the Signal
'Marchamos' Banner down 5th Ave
'Marchamos' Banner down 5th Ave
When Las Lolitas reached the red carpet at 68th Street, they turned around and lifted their fists which signaled everyone to lay down on the floor for our symbolic 'Die In.'
The Die In
Las Lolitas give the Signal to Rise
Las Lolitas give the Signal to Rise
We did a Die In to symbolize all of the lives we've lost because of colonization. We 'died' in honor of our lost heroes who struggled for Independence, and we 'died' in remembrance of the 4600 lives lost due to the US response after Hurricane Maria.
Las Lolitas give the Signal to Rise
Las Lolitas give the Signal to Rise
Las Lolitas give the Signal to Rise
At the signal from Las Lolitas, the entire contingency rose again signifying our inevitable rebirth in a post colonial and Independent Puerto Rico. What We Demand is our Freedom!
Patria o muerte!
A Community behind Independence
Las Lolitas give the Signal to Rise
A Community behind Independence
As we marched down 5th Avenue, the response from our Puerto Rican brothers and sisters was quite clear: The people's desire for Independence is growing and getting stronger. As we mobilize, we are comforted in knowing we will prevail because our fight is moral, our cause is just and our people are valiant. Que Viva Puerto Rico Libre!
el frente marches at sunset park-6/9/19
Following the Puerto Rican Day Parade in Manhattan, affiliated organizations of Frente Independentista Boricua headed to Sunset Park, Brooklyn to march at El Grito's 5th Annual Sunset Park Puerto Rican Day Parade and Festival.
