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He is a Puerto Rican American. He is from Santurce, Puerto Rico. Since P.R. is a U.S. territory, his nationality is American. In other words, he was born a U.S. citizen and has always been a U.S. citizen.
Jorge Posada was born in Santurce, Puerto Rico. His father was born in Cuba.
he is actually Cuban and Dominican yet he was born in Puerto Rico
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