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Paying a claim to every single descendant of Guam’s World War II survivors will cost an estimated $150 million, and a bill pending at the Guam Legislature intends to fund
Vice President Leni Robredo said Wednesday that she cannot reconcile with her closest rival for the presidency, former Sen. Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr., if he continues to refuse to acknowledge the abuses committed during his father’s brutal martial rule.
A spending plan for the local World War II claims program moved forward Wednesday after about two days of debate among senators over where the $10 million to pay claimants
When he announced his presidential bid in October, Marcos said he will "bring that form of unifying leadership back to our country."
As the Jan. 7 deadline for a plan to pay claims to World War II survivors approaches, the Legislature may need to be called into an emergency session, Sen. Joe