ABOUT US
The Diaspora Pa’lante Collective is an organization of Boricuas and allies from across the US and Puerto Rico committed to fighting for the complete liberation of Borikén by any means necessary.
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The Diaspora Pa’lante Collective denounces in the strongest terms the ongoing U.S.-Israeli war on the Islamic Republic of Iran, battling yet another attempt by imperialism to sow chaos and instability toward the collapse of the Iranian state. Such an outcome would eliminate a key pillar of the regional resistance to Zionist expansionism, and return the nation to a position of obedience and compliance within the U.S.-led international system. Far from securing the liberation of a people, its capture by means of imperialist subversion would constitute a resounding defeat for the Iranian masses and all anti-imperialist forces across the world. From […]
The Diaspora Pa’lante Collective unequivocally condemns U.S. airstrikes on the sovereign territory of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, and upholds the right of the Venezuelan people to resist imperialist aggression. In the early hours of January 3, the government of the United States initiated attacks on the capital city of Caracas, as well as the states of Miranda, Aragua, and La Guaira, culminating in the kidnapping of President Nicolás Maduro and First Lady Cilia Flores. This unprovoked attack is an escalation of the months-long campaign of targeted airstrikes launched from the shores of our occupied archipelago across the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific, which have claimed at least 115 lives. The actions of the United States must be repudiated and resisted by all progressive forces across the world, with a special duty belonging to those residing within the aggressor nation to defend the national sovereignty and […]
On Christmas Eve, 2025, the Office of Permits Management published the Environmental Compliance Determination for the proposed Esencia megaproject, giving the green light to corporations and state investors to seize and destroy more than 2,000 acres of land, disregarding the will of the people. The approval had been on hold as a result of various reports compiled by residents of Cabo Rojo and other municipalities across Puerto Rico revealing the severe and lasting impact this project would have on land, water, and life. Residents like Pedro Cardona Roig, better known as El Urbanista, stated that the findings do not adequately […]