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Hello guys, I hope you are well.

Recently, the issue of the death penalty in Puerto Rico has been proven to be relevant

after the trial of rape and rape in Boston.

It is determined that we could only apply the death penalty to the auxiliary axis,

a total of the massacred of the tomb in your basement Puerto Rico,

in which there were 9 people and about 20 injured.

In that case, we are going to work eventually,

but, returning to the issue of the death penalty,

the prohibition of the death penalty in Puerto Rico exists

since the April 26th, 1942, of April 1929.

This prohibition was confirmed in 1952,

when the constitution of the State of Puerto Rico was approved.

In the article 2, section 7 of Puerto Rico's constitution was established

that there will not be the death penalty.

For this reason, in Puerto Rico, when a person commits a murder in the first grade,

it is sentenced to 99 years of prison.

It can even be given a sentence of 99 years for each murder,

but it can not be given to the death penalty.

Now, there is a small problem with this,

and it is that our territory or colony of the United States

allows that under the federal law, a Puerto Rico can be sentenced to the capital penalty.

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