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US Territories’ March 8-14, 2021 news week in tweets

by Mar 15, 2021News Week in Tweets0 comments

Delegate Stacey Plaskett demands that the US territories be given the full rights of citizenship

The US Virgin Islands delegate states that the US territories are currently being treated as second-class citizens. Plaskett also states that a lack of voting rights in the territories is un-American.

UK woman disappears from catamaran marooned off US Virgin Islands 

Sarm Heslop, 41, was last seen on the evening of March 7. She was noticed missing by her boyfriend early the next morning. All of her belongings were left on board. 

Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene refers to Guam as a foreign country that doesn’t deserve aid

At the recent Conservative Political Action Conference 202, Greene stated “We believe our hard-earned tax dollars should just go for America, not for what? China, Russia, Middle East, Guam, whatever, wherever.”

“The defense of Guam” is one of the priorities this year for the US military’s Indo-Pacific Command

Admiral Phil Davidson said China is a threat to Guam now – as shown by Chinese submarines “circumnavigating” Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands in recent years. On March 10, Davidson advocated for the need to defend Gaum in front of the US senate.

Coral reef conservation efforts are taking place in American Samoa

Several studies show that pollution must be combated to preserve coral reefs. 

Four additional positive cases of COVID-19 have recently appeared in the Northern Mariana Islands

This brings the total of recent COVID cases up to eight. The Governor’s COVID-19 Task Force and the Commonwealth Healthcare Corporation reminds the commonwealth to take precautions and seek vaccination.  

Both political parties should embrace the right of Puerto Ricans to decide their own future

A recent opinion article, written by Tom Perriello and Karina Claudio Betancourt, calls for bipartisan legislation to allow self-determination for Puerto Rico.

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Natasha Trock

Natasha Trock is a Northern Virginia native and alumni of George Mason University. In May 2020, she received a bachelor's degree in International Studies. She hopes to use her education and the opportunities she has received to create a positive impact on the world. Natasha is passionate about representing the under-represented. The rights and needs of minority groups are too often ignored, and Natasha knows that all people are entitled to human rights. Natasha hopes to secure those rights for all. She wants to travel the world, meeting the people she is representing in order to gain a better understanding of them. Natasha also looks forward to trying local delicacies in her travels. She's a big foodie, and loves international cuisine. She spends her free time with her three cats. Natasha is a former Social Media Intern Correspondent at Pasquines.

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