On Individuals Programs Organizations All Areas     This section allows you to identify a particular historical event and from there move quickly to specific FBI subject files where the event is mentioned or relevant information on it appears. While examining documents, you can also refer back to the Timeline to see a list of events taking place in the historical moment when the document was put together. By default, events are listed for a single decade and you can use the Quick Jump bar to move from one decade to the other. You can also see the full list of events by selecting View All. Quick Jump:    - 1920 / 1930 / 1940 / 1950 / 1960 / 1970 / view all       1920 March 18, 1920 - Muñoz Marín joins the Partido Socialista and participates with Santiago Iglesias Pantín in the political campaign for the elections to be held in November. (Event found in 1 files) September 21, 1921 - José Celso Barbosa, physician, politician, statehood advocate, and leader of the Partido Republicano dies at age 64. (Event found in 0 files) September 17, 1922 - The Nationalist Party of Puerto Rico is founded in Río Piedras. José Coll y Cuchí is elected president and José S. Alegría vice president. (Event found in 1 files) May 18, 1924 - Albizu Campos becomes the Vice President of the Partido Nacionalista de Puerto Rico (Nationalist Party of Puerto Rico). (Event found in 1 files) June 20, 1927 - Albizu Campos starts a trip that would take him to several Latin American countries to promote Puerto Rican independence. (Event found in 2 files) February 1929 - Muñoz Marín publishes The Sad Case of Porto Rico in The American Mercury. (Event found in 1 files) At the moment there are no recent releases on this area. ¿Está el FBI haciéndolo otra vez? Puerto Rico Files Show FBI's Zeal; For Decades, Secret U.S. Dossiers Targeted Suspected FBI Tracked Every Move of Many In Puerto Rico FBI documents showing surveillance of Puerto Rican leftists to be published online more files... 1920

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