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Do you think borrowing will solve GMH's financial problems in the long term? (Poll Closed)

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Total Votes: 206
4 Comments

  • Bill Cundiff - 8 years ago

    Stop the free ride on tax breaks for hotels. If it continues, at least charge them a fair percentage of tax and set aside for GMH and schools. Much of their profits go off island and they pay low labor costs.

  • Islander 2 - 8 years ago

    Private /public partnership . Guess who will benefit from that partnership ? Calvo's family and Rodriguez . Watch and see !
    And to think Gov Guam is going to borrow more money ! Wow ! How insane are they ? Puerto Rico has declared an emergency on the financial crisis , they cannot and will fail to meet the deadline to make payments to their loan . Bankruptcy is next in Puerto Rico's near future .
    Gov Guam will financially destroy our island , it's happening already ! Thanks Gov Guam ! Tao Tao Saki Hao ! Lol !!!

  • kaduka - 8 years ago

    It's a band aid solution and it will go on and on for as long as the incompetent employees are still around.

  • Basta Umbre - 8 years ago

    Temporarily it will assist the problems but not solve it...Main reason, the government has their hands in it.

    If the borrowing goes through, they need to privatize the billing department right away. Treat employees like the private sector and get rid of unessential workers that depend on the civil service. Hold employees accountable since they are absorbing some costs that can be used to hire other people that want to work and make a difference.

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