What are the only two colonies in the world that have repeatedly refused to establish a country?

Many parts of the world are colonies. They may have been independent countries, but because of the war, they became colonies ruled by other countries. Although all the colonies disappeared after the war, there are still two colonies on the earth because they don't want to be independent at all.

Colonies are miserable, because colonists will plunder colonial resources and other things, and local people have no dignity. So after the end of World War II, all those places decided to be independent, so more than 200 countries and regions suddenly appeared in the world. Because after the war, those colonists could not protect themselves, even small islands with only a few thousand people established independent countries, especially in the Pacific and Atlantic regions, and many small island countries appeared.

However, in modern times, there are still two places in the world that are not independent. It is not that the colonists do not want them to be independent, but that they are unwilling to be independent.

One is Puerto Rico.

This place is located in the Caribbean, with an area of10.3 million square kilometers and a population of more than 3 million. Can become an independent country. It was originally a colony of Spain, and later the United States defeated Spain, so it was colonized by the United States, but Puerto Ricans were not independent.

Not only that, they also asked to become a state of the United States, but the United States has always refused, and although Puerto Rico is a colony of the United States, the United States has also issued American green cards to local people. But people here have no right to vote and stand for election, which means that Puerto Rico does not count as a vote in the US presidential election.

The second is French Guiana.

This place is in South America, next to Brazil. There were three Guiana at the earliest, belonging to Britain, France and the Netherlands. 1966 and 1975, Guyana, which was colonized by Britain and the Netherlands, declared independence, while Guyana, which was colonized by France, has never been independent.

However, Guyana in France is better than Puerto Rico in the United States, because France directly upgraded Guyana to a province under the central jurisdiction of France and enjoyed the highest political rights. However, Puerto Rico in the United States has never been recognized by the United States and is completely ignored by the United States.

Speaking of which, what do those colonized people think? Aren't they ashamed Don't they have any human rights?