

Guam senator hits governor over 'giant policy shift' on BPT, suspects backdoor deal with Republicans
Gov. Lou Leon-Guerrero, who has vigorously defended the 5 percent business privilege tax over the last seven years since assuming office, is now facing criticism from her fellow Democrats in the legislature for taking the Republican position of cutting the levy.

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Executive officials defend proposed takeover of Guam education agency's fiscal management
Administration officials defended the governor’s proposal to place the Guam Department of Education under the accounting purview of the Department of Administration, assuring senators that the education agency supports the transfer of fiscal control.

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Environmental advocates welcome Navy's decision to reduce its footprint and limit training on Tinian
Environmental groups are pleased with the U.S. Navy's recently issued record of decision, which restricts live-fire training exercises on Tinian and leaves Pagan out of the picture.
“We welcome the Navy’s decision to listen to our voices and to spare our island from highly destructive training. We will remain vigilant to ensure the Navy follows through on its new plan,” said Juanita Mendiola of Tinian Women Association.

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