Introducing our zine highlighting the U.S. Military in Puerto Rico | CENTRO @CentroPR
Introducing our zine highlighting the U.S. Military in Puerto Rico | CENTRO  @CentroPR
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
This zine highlights the history of militarization in Puerto Rico since 1898. It’s includes a timeline of events, a map of military bases and facilities across the archipelago, the broad impacts of militarization in Puerto Rico, and a QR code to download our free militarization reader compiling articles previously published in the CENTRO Journal focusing on militarization in Puerto Rico.

The zine is free to download and can be printed from any printer for easy distribution. It can also be distributed as a regular flyer or folded into a paper airplane.

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