AGP Executive Report
Last update: 13 minutes agoTransition Watch: Ada-Calvo has begun preparing to take office, while a possible recount in the Senate race between Shawn Gumataotao and Will Castro—and a contest over the next speaker—could shape the Legislature. Corruption Cases: The U.S. Supreme Court declined to revive Attorney General Douglas Moylan’s cases against former officials Arthur San Agustin and Alejo Sablan, leaving dismissals over conflicts of interest in place and ending a three-year legal fight. Veterans’ Care: The U.S. House passed legislation with provisions to improve VA healthcare access for veterans in Guam and other Pacific territories and freely associated states, addressing barriers to treatment caused by long travel distances. Trash Rules: GSWA sent proposed mandatory collection rules to lawmakers. Residential property owners could face $50 monthly penalties for not subscribing, with waivers and appeals available. Population Outlook: Census projections show Guam’s population could shrink by 38% by 2100, with decline expected to begin around 2030 as fertility falls and outmigration continues.
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