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Guam Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero and CNMI Del. Kimberlyn King-Hinds said essential services will continue, but length of the shutdown will determine the scope and severity of impact.
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With two Democrats joining the nine-member Republican majority, the 38th Guam Legislature overrode Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero's veto of the fiscal 2026 budget.
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Guam leaders are calling for stronger federal support as the island braces for major military construction.
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Sen. Jesse Lujan is calling for a meeting between senators and the governor to discuss the future of GMH
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The bill, introduced by Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero, was approved by a vote of 13-0.
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Later Wednesday, the governor introduced a separate bill to provide $40 million to Guam Memorial Hospital.
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She says she will introduce a bill keeping the Business Privilege Tax at 5% and redirecting $40 million to Guam Memorial Hospital
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Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero called an emergency session over the weekend to discuss a pair of bills, but senators sent the bills to committee.
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The companies received provisional awards under a program designed to expand access to reliable, high-speed internet on Guam
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The governor has 10 days to sign or veto the bill, otherwise, it will lapse into law.