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Mitigating Global Indigenous Poverty for the Preservation of Cultures - Vimarsana News

Mitigating Global Indigenous Poverty for the Preservation of Cultures

Several interconnected factors contribute to the increasing levels of indigenous poverty. Historical injustices, namely colonization and forced assimilation, have profound and long-lasting impacts on indigenous societies that disrupt traditional livelihoods and cultural practices, often leading to economic marginalization and loss of self-determination.

Fanhita: Security, Sovereignty, and the Path to Peace - Vimarsana News

Fanhita: Security, Sovereignty, and the Path to Peace

The Commission on Decolonization kicked off their three-day Fanhita conference focused on the youth. Several high school students filled the Guam Museum today for day one of the Fanhita conference. Ho

Source: kuam.com
Former Cabinet member Cruz pleads not guilty - Vimarsana News

Former Cabinet member Cruz pleads not guilty

HAGÅTÑA (The Guam Daily Post) — A former member of the governor's Cabinet pleaded not guilty to charges related to sexually assaulting and harassing a 17-year-old boy.

Guam decolonization 'at square one' - Vimarsana News

Guam decolonization 'at square one'

Guam’s decolonization effort is currently at “square one,” according to Speaker Therese Terlaje, who said the Commission on Decolonization needs to identify and discuss all possible options to move forward.

As U.S. Grows Guam Presence to Deter China, Wary Locals Are Denied A Choice - Vimarsana News

As U.S. Grows Guam Presence to Deter China, Wary Locals Are Denied A Choice

Guam Decolonization Commision Executive Director Melvin Won Pat-Borja says that ties with the U.S. military are "marked by consultation and not consent."