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How would you assess Gov. Juan N. Babauta’s first 100 days in office?
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Posted on Apr 22 2002
I have never seen a Governor attending PTA meetings and he goes out to face people. The economy remains the same and it will take a long time to see real changes.
—Juan Cuellar
Dandan
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The government has to bring in more investors to the island to resolve the unemployment problem. There has been no investments brought in to the island that would create jobs. It is only then that it will affect the status of the economy. The government should also focus on allocating correct human resources to correct business sector.
—Han Kim
San Jose
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There are changes, the roads are cleared and garbage along major thoroughfares had been disposed of. The economy looks good.
—Jimmy Guevarra
Chalan Kanoa
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The roads are better, there are road improvement projects in Navy Hill. And there seems to be more tourists now on the island.
Marissa Gavino
Chalan Kanoa
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The economy is still going down. The government has to do something about it since there are more holidays and they are spending the government’s money. It is not good. There should be less holidays for them.
Concerned People for Saipan
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It is still the same. The major issue is the salary cap. It goes against the Governor’s austerity measures. The government seem to be saying one thing and doing another. They should watch closely what they are spending.
Noi Mendiola
Chalan Piao
