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1. The Free Associated State of Puerto Rico The people of Puerto Rico constitute an autono- mous body politic organized by their own, free and soveregin will and in common agreement with the United States under the juridical structure and official name of the Free Associated State of Puerto Rico. The people of Puerto Rico, a cultural community of hispanic language and tradition, citizens of the United States as well as citizens of Puerto Rico, have repeatedly decided and have expressed-in their Constitutional Convention, in referendums and in a plebiscite specifically held to that effect-their purpose to live in permanent union with the United States upon mutually satisfactory and just basis. In fulfillment of the terms of that plebiscite and subject to the approval of the Congress of the United States and the ratification in referendum by the people of Puerto Rico, it is hereby agreed to reaffirm, to consolidate and to improve the relationship al- ready established, by means of this Compact of Permanent Union Between Puerto Rico and the United States. 2. Jurisdiction and authority of the Free Associated State of Puerto Rico a. The Free Associated State of Puerto Rico has jurisdiction over the population and island of Puerto Rico, its territorial seas, and the population, islands and territorial seas adjacent to Puerto Rico. 21

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