AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoElection: Guam’s General Election is Nov. 3, with 7,206 voters casting ballots early. Voters will choose the governor and lieutenant governor, congressional delegate, senators and other local officials. Regional Security: The U.S. suspended the CNMI’s visa-free entry program for Chinese visitors, citing security and immigration concerns, including risks near military sites in Guam. Chinese travelers generally need a U.S. visa to visit the CNMI. Military Oversight: Tinian Sen. Jude Hofschneider said the Army’s Dark Eagle launcher was brought to Tinian for an exercise, not live fire, after Delegate James Moylan disclosed its deployment. Education Funding: Guam still has no clear plan to cover the $24.4 million annual cost of approved teacher raises; lawmakers are pressing the education department for answers. Bavi Recovery: A disaster recovery center opened at the Guam Museum to help survivors apply for federal aid. The deadline is Dec. 7.
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