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12 NOVEMBER 2025
[POLITICS] Conflict within the Liberal Union over a potential adoption of the Kirib: Civics want it, Libertarians oppose it.
Formed just two weeks ago, the Liberal Union is already experiencing internal conflicts over a completely hypothetical issue: the adoption of the Kirib as the country’s official currency. This proposal was put forward by the interim leader of the Civics, Dominic Grey, under the pretext that such a measure would grow the economy and attract more investment. However, the Libertarians and some of the Populists opposed it, saying that such a measure would mean that the Bank of Limbo would lose the right to make decisions regarding the country’s monetary policy.
Dominic Grey: “I do not believe that such a measure will have a negative impact on the Limboese citizens, and even more so it will attract more foreign investors to our country.”
Steve Wilson: “The adoption of a new currency, without prior analysis of the current situation in the country’s economy and whether or not it will have a negative effect.”
The interim leader of the Libertarian Party pointed out that such a measure is similar to the one proposed by the Populists, to adopt a common currency with Sigeta, stating that he would not support such a measure, if it were ever proposed. He also threatened that his party would leave the alliance if the Civic Union proposed it again, even in a hypothetical context.
[INTERNAL] Muraru pleads guilty before the High Court. The convict, to receive the maximum sentence on three counts.
George Muraru, the man who intentionally drove into a crowd during the Corova protest on September 20, was in front of the judges of the High Court of Cassation and Justice, in Herera, for the fourth day. We remind readers that, at the beginning of the trial, he admitted his guilt for aggravated murder, but pleaded not guilty to the charges of acts of terrorism and participation in an organized criminal group.
Also on this day, Muraru learned the verdict of the High Court judges, finding him guilty of aggravated murder, acts of terrorism and participation in an organized criminal group, thus receiving a life sentence.
In the coming days, other members of the Patriotic League are also expected to appear before the judges.
[INTERNAL] Human Front International, banned from Limbo.
The Federal Government today adopted an emergency ordinance banning several extremist organizations from operating in the country. Among them is the Human Front International, an extremist organization whose branches have been banned in several countries around the world.
The organization used to operate in the province of Fomalhaut through the Humanist Ethalrian Union, a self-described cultural organization supported by the Fomalhaut Freedom Front, a party that was banned by a final decision made by the High Court on 2 May.
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