Colonial power
El gobernador que lo era casi todo
Under Spanish rule, Puerto Rico's governor-captain general concentrated imperial, military, and institutional authority. This page keeps the public video and the receipt trail together.
Receipt Spine
- EnciclopediaPR frames the Spanish governor as a royal delegate, usually military and sent from the metropolis.
- Spanish rule consolidated the offices of governor and captain general in Puerto Rico.
- The Real Audiencia trail shows institutional overlap: the governor acted as president ex officio until 1861.