Party Shakeups Considered
(New Chicago, North American Republics) -- Tuesday marks the third year of unity government between the Left Caucus and Socialist Workers Party and the third year of nearly complete control over the yearly agenda. The Liberal Party has effectively been relegated to the dustbin of history, only maintaing the roughly 3% of seats in the Workers' National Council that they held three years ago. On this anniversary, Left Caucus and SWP chairs, Muhammed Farooq and Timothy Wallows -- as well as Chairperson of the Workers' National Council, Amanda Tamia -- plan on discussing how to go about merging the two parties. With no previous framework available, the two party chairs and their advisors aim to hammer out a deal before the end of the month. The Liberal Party chair, Ricardo Allens, quaked as soon as the news broke, saying: "The region is in a state of war and all the powers that be seem to care about is gaining power. We need freedoms now!" A general outline of the plan is slated to come out by the end of the day.
Rossia Ruining Runs
(Ciudad de Hierro, North American Republics) -- Vessels carrying Republican steel through the Hammer straits have turned back due to Rossian ships patrolling the waters. Citing Republican support for the SLU and its response to the conflict in Noirmarche, the Rossian ambassador has told Republican officials that any ship flying the flag of an SLU member state will be forced to return to port or be sunk. Alternative routes are being investigated, however the cost to travel the already treacherous Serkaskyia Ocean will only increase. The disruption to international trade caused the SLU Stock Market to fall in its greatest one-day loss since June 2013. While there are signs that the market will recover, a strong recovery is entirely dependent on how the SLU handles the entrance of Rossia.
(New Chicago, North American Republics) -- Tuesday marks the third year of unity government between the Left Caucus and Socialist Workers Party and the third year of nearly complete control over the yearly agenda. The Liberal Party has effectively been relegated to the dustbin of history, only maintaing the roughly 3% of seats in the Workers' National Council that they held three years ago. On this anniversary, Left Caucus and SWP chairs, Muhammed Farooq and Timothy Wallows -- as well as Chairperson of the Workers' National Council, Amanda Tamia -- plan on discussing how to go about merging the two parties. With no previous framework available, the two party chairs and their advisors aim to hammer out a deal before the end of the month. The Liberal Party chair, Ricardo Allens, quaked as soon as the news broke, saying: "The region is in a state of war and all the powers that be seem to care about is gaining power. We need freedoms now!" A general outline of the plan is slated to come out by the end of the day.
Rossia Ruining Runs
(Ciudad de Hierro, North American Republics) -- Vessels carrying Republican steel through the Hammer straits have turned back due to Rossian ships patrolling the waters. Citing Republican support for the SLU and its response to the conflict in Noirmarche, the Rossian ambassador has told Republican officials that any ship flying the flag of an SLU member state will be forced to return to port or be sunk. Alternative routes are being investigated, however the cost to travel the already treacherous Serkaskyia Ocean will only increase. The disruption to international trade caused the SLU Stock Market to fall in its greatest one-day loss since June 2013. While there are signs that the market will recover, a strong recovery is entirely dependent on how the SLU handles the entrance of Rossia.
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Formerly known as the North American Republics (NAR)
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Formerly known as the North American Republics (NAR)
