Resumen Las masonerías autóctonas de Cuba y Puerto Rico, a finales del siglo XIX, crearon el proyecto de una Gran Logia en Puerto Rico, con la ayuda de la cubana para obtener, primero, la independencia masónica de España, y luego, lograr la política, y la económica. Esta relación poco común entre las dos grandes logias puede deberse a las raíces comunes de las dos islas. Describimos la perspectiva de la gran logia cubana de los eventos y personajes de la gran logia puertorriqueña y analizamos el contexto de estos hechos. Después, los reanalizamos desde la perspectiva de la masonería puertorriqueña.
Abstract We explore the special relationships regarding a joint project of creating a Grand Lodge in Puerto Rico, with the aid of the Cuban one, to first obtain Masonic independence from Spain, to later obtain political and economic independence, thus, revealing an uncommonly close relationship between two Grand Lodges. We first review the common roots of these two islands. We then analyze the Cuban Grand Lodge’s views of the principal events and characters. Later, we analyze the context of these events. To finally re-analyze these events from the perspective of the Puerto Rican freemasonry. And we close with some conclusions.
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