AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCampaign 2026: In the Guam Medical Association’s second debate, lieutenant governor candidates EJ Calvo and Sen. Sabina Perez discussed loyalty, qualifications and retaining nurses. A Guam Bar Association survey also gave attorney general candidate Phillip Tydingco the strongest marks, with 64% to 80% of respondents favoring him across four job-related measures. Government Accountability: An audit found Guam’s Environmental Trust Fund spent about $1.7 million from 2020 to 2024 mainly on GEPA salaries and operating costs, leaving less for cleanup and emergencies. The Legislature also passed 20 bills, including measures to double juror pay and establish hospital and veterans cemetery funds. Military and Federal Policy: Sen. Telo Taitague doubts military commanders will attend Monday’s public buildup briefing. Delegate James Moylan is scheduled to give a congressional address Friday on Guam’s federal funding, military buildup, healthcare and other priorities. Seabed Mining: CNMI Gov. David Apatang is seeking revenue sharing, local jobs and environmental safeguards before a proposed offshore lease sale; a lawsuit challenging a separate American Samoa sale could affect plans near Guam.
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