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(aired Wed, May 5) FSM President David Panuelo spo

(aired Wed, May 5) FSM President David Panuelo spoke at the Nobel Prize Summit about the existential threat that climate change poses to small island developing nations.

The Nobel Prize Summit held the "Our Planet, Our Future" virtual event from April 26 to 28.

Speaking as the leader of a small island nation, Panuelo said it is clear that climate change is arguably a bigger global challenge than any world war, but that "we can make peace with nature if we take actions today."

With Pohnpei as a backdrop to his speech, Panuelo said while the world is seeing paradise, it is threatened because the great bulk of FSM's land area consists of highly vulnerable low atolls and that under current conditions, the FSM faces primary extreme events from droughts, typhoons, floods, landslides, and eroding shorelines to king tides. https://wp.me/pbO44E-VQ7

✍🏽 Louella Losinio, PNC News Director @dotinthepacific @pncguam #pncguam #guamnews #PNCGUAM #NewsFirst

The Guam Visitors Bureau has asked Adelup for an i

The Guam Visitors Bureau has asked Adelup for an initial allotment of 1,500 COVID-19 vaccines to test out its planned vaccine tourism and provide proof of concept.

Under the GVB plan, Guam will be marketed as a “vaccination destination” for American expatriates living and working in the Asia-Pacific because Guam is one of only a few places in the region with enough FDA-approved COVID-19 vaccines.

Perez enumerated the benefits that vaccine tourism can have for Guam: https://wp.me/pbO44E-VRf

✍🏽 Gerry Partido, PNC Digital Editor #pncguam #guamnews #PNCGUAM #newsfirst

(aired Wed, May 5) Congressman Raul M. Grijalva te

(aired Wed, May 5) Congressman Raul M. Grijalva testified today before the public hearing on Resolution No. 56-36 (COR) relative to the infamous Insular Cases and the "territorial incorporation doctrine."

Resolution No. 56-36 (COR) was introduced by Vice Speaker Tina Muna-Barnes and co-sponsored by senators Clynton E. Ridgell, Jose “Pedo” Terlaje, James C. Moylan, Frank Blas Jr., and Marey Camacho Torres.

In his video testimony aired during the public hearing, Grijalva said he, along with Guam Congressman Michael San Nicolas and six other members of Congress introduced a bipartisan resolution, House Resolution 279, rejecting the early 20th century US Supreme Court decisions now known as the Insular Cases as racist, and contrary to the US Constitution.

The Insular Cases are a series of opinions by the U.S. Supreme Court in 1901, about the status of U.S. territories acquired in the Spanish–American War including Guam. The opinions stated that full constitutional protection of rights does not automatically apply to these insular areas.

In recent years, Grijalva said multiple federal courts have argued that denying US citizens full and equal access to these resources simply because of where they live, is unconstitutional. https://wp.me/pbO44E-VQg

✍🏽 Gerry Partido, PNC Digital Editor #pncguam #guamnews #PNCGUAM #NewsFirst

The Guam Memorial Hospital doctors who tested posi

The Guam Memorial Hospital doctors who tested positive for COVID-19 only had mild symptoms, according to Dr. Hoa Nguyen, the chairman of Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero’s Physicians Advisory Group.

According to Dr. Nguyen, the two doctors who returned from India, where the virus is currently surging, were already vaccinated which is why they exhibited only mild symptoms. https://wp.me/pbO44E-VLb

Governor Lou Leon Guerrero's former chief of staff

Governor Lou Leon Guerrero's former chief of staff spoke out on the Hakubotan building affair.

Former chief of staff Tony Babauta told Newstalk K57's Patti Arroyo that he has yet to read the Office of Public Accountability's report on the matter.

However, he said that at the time he didn't see anything wrong.

The OPA has barred local vendor SH Enterprises Inc. from entering into any GovGuam contracts for a year.

That's because the OPA found it in violation of procurement laws when it allowed GovGuam to use the Hakubotan building to open the War Claims Office in January of last year.

Babauta said that although everyone involved had good intentions, he admits things could've been handled better.https://wp.me/pbO44E-VKB

✍🏽 Wayne Chargualaf, PNC Reporter @wcharg.671 @pncguam #pncguam #guamnews #PNCGUAM #NewsFirst

GFD received a 911 call reporting a grass fire at

GFD received a 911 call reporting a grass fire at 11:31 am at Mt. Santa Rosa Drive.

Units arrived on the scene at 11:43 am. GFD units, Agriculture Forestry units, and AAFB Fire units are on scene.

Due to the large grass fire, all lanes on Route 15 by Mt. Santa Rosa were closed to allow GFD to assess the situation. Motorists were also asked to seek alternative routes.

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