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Truth 169: EVS-TAP Reality & Plan B – if Any!

THE Truth Be Told, “the very young do not always do as they are told” with the CNMI being one-of if not the youngest member in the American Family, it’s clear our leaders lack full understanding of America’s Ideologies, Principles & Moral Expectations.
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The Marianas and the deep-sea mining governance test

A GLOBAL fight is underway over who gets to make the rules for deep-sea mining. What used to be a distant policy discussion is now turning into real action, with some countries preparing to let companies move forward even though international negotiations are still unfinished.
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BC’s Tales of the Pacific ǀ The sides of Saipan

WHILE I drove through As Matuis and passed the basketball court I noticed the spray painted “NORTH’ on the backboard. This might not be big deal except that “Norf Syd” is spray-painted on the bus stops and just about every other public surface above the Tanapag Mobil. More than mindless graffiti, t…
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To be counted by our own name

What might appear to some as a matter of terminology is in fact tied to how governments allocate resources, how researchers understand populations, and how future leaders make their case for investment in our islands.
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The past still speaks

In January 1996, 65,676 tourists visited the islands — a 15% increase compared to January 1995. In the first four months of fiscal year 1996, 235,989 tourists had already visited the CNMI. By comparison, total arrivals for all of fiscal year 2025 amounted to 160,640.
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Not a handout

What the CNMI needs, as leaders past and present have patiently explained to federal officials, is a workforce program administered by U.S. authorities but tailored to local realities.
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