Zaldy Dandan

IN a recent op-ed, (“Building a Resilient Economy, Together”), the governor said he is “disappointed by the narrative that continues to be pushed in the press and by certain business

THIS week let’s talk about a subject that is not as seemingly hopeless as the CNMI government’s financial condition. I’m referring to the education of our children in this era

IN 2019, prior to the pandemic, 487,008 tourists visited the CNMI. The average HANMI hotel occupancy rate was 80.43%. Of these tourists, 249,211 were Koreans, 185,526 were Chinese and 17,121

Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save politics ELECTION-YEAR politics could be summed up by the following statement made

FOR those wondering why the local economy is still in the dumps and, consequently, why the CNMI government is not collecting enough revenue, I suggest that you watch, in its

IN November 2008, Variety informed its readers that more than 4,000 local residents had already moved to the states because of the economic crisis. This was according to a federally

“THE Northern Mariana Islands are experiencing their most challenging economic status since the birth of the Commonwealth in [1978]. By definition, the CNMI is in an economic depression unmatched even

MANY of us believe that government led by experts, highly intelligent individuals, and the virtuous can solve societal problems that have bedeviled humanity since ancient times. We cling to this

WE’VE heard it all before. Survey results indicating that many, if not most, Americans do not know who their state governor, their state legislator or member of Congress is. In

THROUGHOUT recorded human history, many people have believed that 1) they are underpaid or not paid enough for the services they perform; and 2) they are overcharged for the services/commodities