Maribahan ekonomia muna` fan mamatkilu tautauta siha gi hinalum didog na chinatsaga. Silensiu i tanu` na esta na`tañga i katma gi señgsuñg siha. Hu ekuñgug ñaihon pot ti otdinariu na finapus ha`ane. I gobietnu ha anunsia este gi ma`pus na semana. Frañku ha mensiona posibilidat...

Reportedly, the CNMI is in dire financial straits with far less money in the coffers than we’re willing to admit. But there’s equal confidence something would break for the better shortly. Similar to tidal shifts, high and low that occurs daily. It grants us some room to pay...

Didog na chinatsaga fumatoigue hit gi finattun tiempun ha`ilas. Hinegse este ni destrosiun dos pagyu yan hiniyuñg fiñkas Japones guine. Gai minakat i tafafana` para mona. Dos maliñgu gotpe: fondun adelantun linahyan yan cho`chu`. Ha anunsia i gobietnu planun para maribahan...

Economic contraction—when money and jobs disappear—is a difficult issue to deal with, especially for tiny island economies like the CNMI. We use the term economy, braving misperception of the concept while equally unsure that we have an economy. In short, we never built one from...