CHamoru Quest for Self-Determination

Richard Flores Taitano

Richard Flores “Dick” Taitano was a prominent figure in Guam politics and community service following the establishment of the civilian government on Guam. Taitano was

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CHamoru Quest for Self-Determination

Angel Leon Guerrero Santos

Perhaps no individual figure in Guam’s recent history epitomizes the social and political activism of the 1990s more than Angel Anthony “Anghet” Leon Guerrero Santos,

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CHamoru Quest for Self-Determination

Angel LG Santos

Matatnga. In 1993, Angel Leon Guerrero Santos, the spokesman for the Chamorro activist group Nasion Chamoru was invited to Hawaii to join a gathering of

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Delegates to the First Constitutional Convention or Guam, shown in one of the final Plenary Sessions. Courtesy of the Department of CHamoru Affairs.
CHamoru Quest for Self-Determination

Political Status Commissions

In the 1960s and 1970s, several formal entities were organized by the Government of Guam to help assess the island’s political needs and desires and

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Gov. Guerrero and senators. MARC collection.
CHamoru Quest for Self-Determination

Elective Governor Act 1968

The Guam Elective Governor Act was passed by the United States Congress on 11 September 1968 and granted the people of Guam the authority to

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CHamoru Quest for Self-Determination

Land Ownership in Guam

Ancient wisdom. Within the region known as Micronesia is a chain of islands called the Marianas, which are the furthest north and the nearest to

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