A short road trip to La Piedra de Guánica, a stone that commemorates and reminds us of the USA invasion of the island of Puerto Rico in 1898 during the Spanish-American War. As part of the conflict between the United States and Spain, American forces landed on the Puerto Rican shores of Guánica in July 1898. The invasion was a significant event, leading to the transfer of Puerto Rico's sovereignty from Spain to the United States under the Treaty of Paris later that year. This marked a turning point in the island's history, transitioning it into a U.S. territory and profoundly influencing its political, cultural, and social landscape.