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{{Infobox_States_Party |
{{Infobox State
  party_name    = Libertarian Party of Puerto Rico |
|name = Libertarian Party of Puerto Rico
  party_logo    = [[Image:Puerto Rico LP .jpg|100px]] |
|logo = Puerto Rico LP .jpg
  chairperson = Frank Worley (1997-1999)|
|logo-size = 100px
  vicechair = Ken Zetina (1997-1999) |
|state = Puerto Rico
  treasurer = Never filled |
|chartered = 1997, 2008
  secretary = Jose Julio Diaz (1997-1999)|
|region =
  executive_director = None |
|chair =  
  region = None |
|vice-chair =
  foundation    = [[1997]] |
|secretary =
  address   = Carolina, PR (original party) |
|secretary-assistant =  
  website = http://libertarianpr.tumblr.com/
|treasurer =
|treasurer-assistant =  
|phone =  
|address =  
|website = http://libertarianpr.tumblr.com
|facebook =
|twitter =
|meetup =
}}
}}
{{Possibly Obsolete State}}




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'''The Libertarian Party of Puerto Rico''' was reestablished in 2008 with a noticeable web presence that promotes Libertarian solutions.  Its present leadership is difficult to identify.


The '''Libertarian Party of Puerto Rico (LPPR)''' was the [[Puerto Rico]] affiliate of the [[Libertarian Party of the United States]]. The original party was founded in May, 1997 in [[Santurce]], Puerto Rico. It held its first meeting at a Denny's restaurant. Its formation was largely spearheaded by local talk-radio host [[Frank Worley]] and pro-statehood activist [[Jose Julio Diaz]], who were able to bring together a small group of Puerto Rican libertarians. The party was sporadically active between 1997 and 1999, until fading away around the turn of the century.
Its previous iteration was founded in 1997 in Santurce, Puerto Rico. It included talk radio host [[Frank Worley]] and statehood activist [[Jose Julio Diaz]]. This version of the organization fell apart by the end of 1999.
 
The Libertarian Party of Puerto Rico never obtained ballot access on the island and ran no known candidates under its name. A more recent version of the party is now a web-based micro-movement that aims to raise awareness of libertarianism and its potential role in the island.




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==Historical Leaders, Staff, and Members==
==Historical Leaders, Staff, and Members==
[[William Alvarez]], c. 1997<BR/>
[[Image:Worley, Frank.jpg|thumb|125px|right|First LPPR chair Frank Worley (photo from
press release)]]
[[William Alvarez]], webmaster, 1997-1999<BR/>
[[Mona Cafone]], c. 1997<BR/>
[[Mona Cafone]], c. 1997<BR/>
[[Armando Causade Jr]], c. 1997<BR/>
[[Armando Causade Jr]], c. 1997<BR/>
[[Jose Julio Diaz]], c. 1997<BR/>
[[Jose Julio Diaz]], secretary, 1997-1999<BR/>
[[Angel Fuentes]], c. 1997<BR/>
[[Angel Fuentes]], c. 1997<BR/>
[[Charlie Mangual]], c. 1997<BR/>
[[Charlie Mangual]], c. 1997<BR/>
[[Christina Worley]], c. 1997<BR/>
[[Christina Worley]], c. 1997<BR/>
[[Frank Worley]], c. 1997<BR/>
[[Frank Worley]], chair, 1997-1999<BR/>
[[Rafael Zapata]], c. 1997<BR/>
[[Rafael Zapata]], c. 1997<BR/>
[[Ed Zetina]], c. 1997<BR/>
[[Ed Zetina]], c. 1997<BR/>
[[Ken Zetina]], vice-chair, 1997-1999<BR/>
[[Keri Zetina]], c. 1997<BR/>
[[Keri Zetina]], c. 1997<BR/>
[[Image:10038891-frank-worley.jpg|thumb|125px|left|First LPPR chair Frank Worley (photo from
press release)]]


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==External links==
==External links==
*[http://libertarianpr.tumblr.com/ Libertarian Party of Puerto Rico website]
*[http://libertarianpr.tumblr.com/ Libertarian Party of Puerto Rico website]
*[https://www.facebook.com/pages/Libertarian-Party-of-Puerto-Rico-Partido-Libertario-de-Puerto-Rico/161944220579372 Facebook Page]
*[https://www.facebook.com/pages/Libertarian-Party-of-Puerto-Rico-Partido-Libertario-de-Puerto-Rico Facebook Page]
 
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Latest revision as of 09:58, 15 November 2020

Libertarian Party of Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico LP .jpg
General Information
Chartered: 1997, 2008
Contact
Website: Website
Social Media


The Libertarian Party of Puerto Rico was reestablished in 2008 with a noticeable web presence that promotes Libertarian solutions. Its present leadership is difficult to identify.

Its previous iteration was founded in 1997 in Santurce, Puerto Rico. It included talk radio host Frank Worley and statehood activist Jose Julio Diaz. This version of the organization fell apart by the end of 1999.



Historical Leaders, Staff, and Members

First LPPR chair Frank Worley (photo from press release)

William Alvarez, webmaster, 1997-1999
Mona Cafone, c. 1997
Armando Causade Jr, c. 1997
Jose Julio Diaz, secretary, 1997-1999
Angel Fuentes, c. 1997
Charlie Mangual, c. 1997
Christina Worley, c. 1997
Frank Worley, chair, 1997-1999
Rafael Zapata, c. 1997
Ed Zetina, c. 1997
Ken Zetina, vice-chair, 1997-1999
Keri Zetina, c. 1997


Newsletter and website

April/May 1999 Newsletter

There was a print newsletter in the late 1990s, which was mailed to members. It had at least two issues: May 1997 and April/May 1999. A bilingual LPPR website was designed and operated by member William Alvarez between 1997 and 1998. However, no archives of it are known to exist.

External links


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