Letter to the Editor

I am writing to express my concern about the ongoing issue of corrupt leadership and poor governance in Tonga. Many leaders continue to misuse public funds and neglect their responsibilities, while ordinary citizens suffer from a lack of basic services, such as health care, education and clean water. This behavior undermines trust in our institutions and weakens our democracy. We need leaders who are transparent, accountable, and committed to serving the people—not themselves

I write to the people of Guam in an earnest appeal to urge your senators to place Bill 13-38, an act relative to establishing a public-private partnership for Guam’s public hospital, onto the September session agenda for discussion and reconsideration by the body.

This is to bring attention to the burden local artists bear when exhibiting their work in government-funded agencies, such as CAHA and the Guam Museum. This is a concern that many of us in the art community secretly carry.