'500 people lost jobs, but docs show there is still ARPA money'

Senate President Edith E. DeLeon Guerrero (D-Saipan) said Friday that the Palacios-Apatang administration preaches the words of transparency and accountability, yet 500 employees whose posts were funded by the American Rescue Plan Act by the previous administration have lost their jobs despite evidence showing a positive number that there is still ARPA money.

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