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Ex-independent bets join GOP slate

Several former independent candidates have joined the NMI Republican Party slate for this November election, citing various reasons why they again hope to serve the people of the Commonwealth under the GOP ticket. The entire GOP ticket filed their candidacies yesterday morning....
Posted On Aug 07 2018 06:06
, By Jon Perez
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‘We must protect what we have now’

As the lieutenant governor back then under former governor Juan N. Babauta, Diego T. Benavente remembers what life was like more than 10 years ago when the CNMI economy went south. “I was also at fault back then. Include me [among] those who had failed,” Benavente told reporters...
Posted On Jul 31 2018 06:06
, By Jon Perez
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Definite Lee triumphs in GOP softball tournament

Definite Lee withstood Aguon-Guerrero’s late rally to eke out a 17-16 victory in the finals of the 20-18 GOP Manhoben Softball Tournament last Sunday at the Capital Hill Ballfield. Definite Lee, a team backed by Rep. Joseph Lee Pan T. Guerrero (R-Saipan), attempted to pull away,...
Posted On Jul 31 2018 06:02
, By Roselyn Monroyo

Politics of disintegration

Interesting the large number of candidates running independently this election year. It seems a tale that many have bolted the old party system. Some are celebrating like everyday is a holiday others dread it like Halloween while still others think it’s a huge festive wake! While...
Posted On Jun 29 2018 06:00
, By John S. Del Rosario Jr.
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