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PBC World - TODAY’S NEWS, IN SHORT
06 JUNE 2026

[INTERNAL] Federal Senate dissolved. Portman signed the resolution approved by referendum in April.

After speaking with party leaders, President Helen Portman signed the dissolution of the Federal Senate today. This comes after, in the referendum from April, the proposal of holding snap legislative election passed with 76.2% of the votes in favour. The Federal Government will have to consult with the leaders of the parties within the Senate to set a date for the election, but some experts are speculating that it will be held in early September.

[EXTERNAL] Military vehicles entering the country will be destroyed. Jones: 'Neutrality remains, no matter what others say.'

Federal Secretary of Defense, Theodore Jones, held a press conference after the new defense law came into force. As a reminder, the law passed the Federal Senate last week and was promulgated by president Portman on Wednesday. It gives the Limboese Defense Forces the right to destroy any drone, aircraft, ship or submarine in the possession of another nation’s military that enters the country’s territory without prior authorization.

"We know that these recent bills and laws may be of concern to both our citizens and the governments of other countries, and I, as secretary of defense, take responsibility for them. But I want to make it clear that for years, defense investments have been made in a mockery. The same can be said about defense laws.

(…) Civilian boats and aircraft are not the target of this law. The only types of vehicles that are targeted by the law are military ones that enter the country’s territory without authorization or that deliberately deviate from the established routes they are required to follow. Those that will have crews will, of course, be warned several times before any action is taken."

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PBC World - TODAY’S NEWS, IN SHORT
10 JUNE 2026

[POLITICS] The far-right, united for the upcoming elections. Wilson: 'Only united will we win against the communists.'

The leaders of the Limbo’s far-right parties met yesterday at the headquarters of the Libertarian Party to discuss a possible electoral alliance. Among them was the Alternative for Fomalhaut (AfF), a party already in danger of being outlawed due to statements by the party’s leader, Anneliese Schulz.

The closed-door meeting ended this evening. After it, only the leader of the Libertarians, Steve Wilson, made statements. The only thing that was discussed at the meeting and made public to the press was the fact that all parties will run on joint lists from the Libertarian Party. None of those present answered questions from journalists.

“Today we observe how the progress that our country has made in terms of economic and political prosperity is completely destroyed by some individuals who have zero experience in governing. Moreover, they accepted the country’s accession to an organization that, very often, ignored us. They imposed things that only have negative effects on the Limboese people and Limbo as a whole, including the well-known constitutional ban on the possession of nuclear weapons. We see how, day by day, the sovereignty of our country is being harmed by some communist crooks. That is why, at my initiative, all the sovereignist parties have decided to meet here, because only united will we win against the communists.”

PBC Info recalls the fact that several conservative and libertarian members are targeted by prosecutors for acts of corruption carried out between 2006 and 2024, when they were still part of PROLIB.

[INTERNAL] Pride Month, celebrated in Sigeta on the occasion of the 86th anniversary of decriminalization of homosexuality.

In Sigeta, like other parts of the world, Pride Month is celebrated. This edition marks the 86th anniversary of the decriminalization of same-sex relations in Sigeta, after the fall of the Sultanate of Sigeta following the Red Revolution of 1940. In Nagyfelvárad, a parade was organized between the People’s House and the Békés Urban Park, following the route: the Central Committee of the People’s Party, the Stock Exchange, the Memorial to the Victims of the Fundamentalist Regime, the State Lodge of Sigeta, the Youth Square and the Great Majhid of Nagyfelvárad.

In addition to Nagyfelvárad, other cities also organized Pride Month events, including Északvár and Fehérőd.

The State Council of Sigeta announced earlier this month that it is extending the possibility of seeking asylum for people who are at risk in their country of origin due to their gender identity or sexual orientation not only to those directly affected, but also to their families (if they are still in contact), their partners or their children. This policy was considered from the beginning of its adoption to be directed at the LGBTQI+ community in Packilvania, as well as nearby countries.

[INTERNAL] The biggest nationalization plan since 1992 has been announced. When could it be implemented?

Federal Secretary for Economic Affairs, Poe Creangă, has said that the Federal Government is considering nationalizing the entire oil infrastructure in Limbo. Although the manner in which this will be done has not yet been decided, Creangă said that the first steps will be taken by early August.

“(…) We are talking about the nationalization of both oil platforms and refineries and terminals. This proposal does not include commercial infrastructure, such as gas stations. It is about transferring these from the ownership of private companies to the ownership of Limgaz. At the moment, there is no specific plan on how this will be done, but we have several scenarios, such as: the acquisition of the entire infrastructure in several tranches over several years, the gradual acquisition of parts of the infrastructure with the resources we have at our disposal, the acquisition of the entire infrastructure using loans, or the confiscation of the entire infrastructure. I also want to clarify that these measures will not be imposed if petrochemical enterprises comply with the new Labor Code, as well as the amendments to the Fiscal Code regarding the taxation of the exploitation of state resources by the private sector and the taxation of the exploitation, processing and marketing of fossil fuels.”

The Labor Code was amended last week, so that people working in the petrochemical sector are entitled to bonuses of up to 15% of their basic salary. The Labor Code was tightened after a 2024 report by the Federal Senate’s Labor and Social Protection Committee showed that around 3 in 5 employees said they were afraid to join a union because of possible repercussions from employers.

The Tax Code was also amended, so that companies that want to exploit the country’s natural resources will have to pay monthly taxes of around 3% of their profits, and companies that deal with fossil fuels will have to pay up to 10% of their turnover as a pollution tax.

Asked if this plan is due to the fact that LegaPetro has not yet taken any legal action against the state after the nationalization of Disprogaz (currently Limgaz), Creangă stated the following:

“No, it is not due to anything. The takeover of the petrochemical industry has been part of the government program from the beginning. But, again, we will be able to sell oil and natural gas to these companies at the global market price, and they will be able to continue operating in the country as gas and fuel suppliers.”

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PBC World - BREAKING NEWS
23 JUNE 2026

Portman announces the termination of the 1987 Military Power Limitation Agreement

President Hellen Portman announced today, during a press conference organized at the Dumbrăveni Palace, that she approved the termination of the 1987 Military Power Restriction Agreement. The latter was imposed on our country after the 1986 Revolution as a security guarantee for some countries. The conference lasted more than three hours, during which Portman answered several questions.

[Reporter:] Why was this decision made to terminate the agreement? Doesn’t it expire only in 2030?

[Portman:] Yes, it is true that the agreement would have expired in 2030. However, it was considered that there was no major risk of a coup d’état. The agreement was signed because there was no other option, and because it was considered at the time that the army could take over the power of the state.

[Reporter:] Were any parties to the agreement notified?

[Portman:] We didn’t inform any government because, if you think about it, the major military powers from that time don’t even exist anymore.

[Reporter:] Does this decision have anything to do with the defense projects that the Federal Department of Defense has started?

[Portman:] Yes and no. I mean, I know about those projects, I know what they’re about, but the decision made today has nothing to do with the projects that Secretary Jones has started. But they will benefit from it because there’s no limit to how much we can invest in weapons.

[Reporter:] Is there any other reason why the decision was made to break the agreement?

[Portman:] Apart from ensuring our own defense, no. And I want to emphasize this, the fact that this is only about defending the country, no, I don’t know what megalomaniac plans or what others on the outside might say. Besides, everything related to defense, like any other field, will continue to be under the control and supervision of the Government and the Senate, so not everything will be secret.

At the end of the conference, Portman gave a speech in the Dumbrăveni garden, where several people were present, including politicians from both the government and the opposition.

[Portman:] Starting today, our country is no longer under the rule of foreign powers. Starting today, we will make our own way in this world, increasingly affected by unjustified conflicts started by some cowardly and greedy politicians. We started with a new popular constitution, on which our comrades worked with great diligence, and now we have continued with the breaking of this useless agreement, which was forced on our own nation and on Sonia Berbecean, whose testimony attests that she was not given any other choice that would have been more beneficial to us. Thus, by what I am doing today, with the approval of the Constitutional Court and the Federal Council, Limbo will be able to increase its military capacity as much as necessary. We must understand that this lifestyle and this system of organization do not maintain themselves, but are defended, and it is the duty of each of us to defend them as long as they are useful to all of us.

At the end of the speech, Portman tore up the first copy of the Agreement in front of the crowd. PBC World journalists asked the politicians present at the scene at that time if they agreed with the decision made by President Portman.

[Felicia Iordănescu, SD:] Well, I don’t see anything wrong, especially since the agreement was expected to be broken almost 2 years ago, during the elections. I remember that around 2017 there was always talk about whether it should be broken or not.

[Alexandru Odobescu, DCPP:] I knew it would be broken, especially since the President told me personally after some government meetings she attended and danced that she intended to do so. Plus, the agreement was not signed because of a war, but because the army, at the time, was considered a certain danger to the region.

[Alina Meyer, DCPP:] Personally, I think it is a perfect decision. I was quite vocal during the campaign for the last elections that the agreement must be broken.

[Ileana Vântur, AP:] I have no opinion on this subject, especially because I am very concerned about the needs of those in the villages and in agriculture. But yes, we need a more flexible and stronger army for our own security.

[Emilia Bauer, DDU:] Yes, I think such decisions are needed. If we do not defend ourselves, then who will defend us?

[Eric Ionavici, CP:] Although the party I lead is in opposition, we were in favor of this measure. We know that, so far, the governments we have been part of have done nothing on this subject, but that is because we did not want to stir up the spirits of international politics, so to speak. So yes, I support this decision, but it would have been even better if we had not remained neutral, but if we had military allies.

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PBC World - TODAY’S NEWS, IN SHORT
25 JUNE 2026

[POLITICS] Civics criticize the breaking of the 1987 Military Power Limitation Agreement. Grey: 'An absolute mistake.'

After President Helen Portman announced the termination of the 1987 Military Power Limitation Agreement two days ago, the President of the Limboese Civic Union, Dominic Grey, today criticized the decision made by her in an interview given today on PBC World, during the Political Compass program presented by Marie Parkins. According to him, the country could suffer diplomatically and could lose the trust of the other former parties to the agreement.

[Grey:] “I think it is an absolute mistake. Because when that agreement was signed, we promised the other parties that, in addition to decommissioning the nuclear arsenal, we would not increase our military. Once we gave up on that well before the year in which the agreement was supposed to expire, we have lost all credibility internationally.”

[Parkins:] “Even if the other parties to the agreement no longer exist? This is considering that Ethalria was partitioned in 2017, Salovia was dissolved in 1992, and the then regime of Axdel no longer exists.”

[Grey:] “Yes, because the first two have successor countries, and Axdel still exists.”

[Parkins:] “So you mean to say that the agreement was still valid with all these countries as new parties?”

[Grey:] “Yes.”

Recall, according to the press release published by the Presidential Administration on June 23 after the conference organized by Portman, among the reasons for the termination of the agreement were “the absence of the other parties to the agreement, the last signatory state (the Thaerist Republic of Ethalria) having been partitioned in 2017, and the Limboese Republic can no longer be considered a viable party to the agreement after the change in the constitution, thus the agreement was declared null and void,.”

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PBC World - BREAKING NEWS
11 JULY 2026

Predoiu was released from custody after a decision by the Corinești Court of Appeal.

Former Prime Minister Horia Predoiu was released from Rovina Penitentiary today after judges at the Corinești Court of Appeal ruled that he was innocent in the case in which he is accused of embezzling 1.5 billion lei from the Limboese Bank’s reserves. Last year, he was arrested in January 2025 and sentenced to 16 years in prison along with former President Silviu Rus and former Foreign Secretary Patrick Stones.

Predoiu appealed the decision at the Corinești Court of Appeal in February 2025, the trial having been postponed several times due to the mourning periods declared after the death of the former Great Oracle Corina XII, as well as the attack in Corova in September. In addition, some sources also blame the frequent change of the panel of judges in the case, with the Federal Council of Magistracy having to appoint new judges for it five times, which would have led to a retrial.

The chief prosecutor of the General Anticorruption Commission, Renate Mircova, stated that the decision will be appealed to the High Court, and a final decision could only be given at the end of September. However, whether Predoiu will be allowed to return to politics or not remains to be seen.

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PBC World - TODAY’S NEWS, IN SHORT
21 JULY 2026

[POLITICS] The first congress of the Democratic Confederals has begun.

The First General Congress of the Confederal Democratic People’s Party has already begun in both Limbo and Sigeta. All over 2 million members are expected to elect their Central Committee, the two Secretaries General and the Chairperson of the party.

According to internal sources, Irina Bartha would be the favorite for the position of party representative, while Alexandru Odobescu and Erika Farkas have the best chances of becoming General Secretaries. It is also expected that other political leaders, such as the Chancellor of the Fomalhaut Canton, Karl Adler, and even the President of the Republic, Hellen Portman, will receive positions in the Central Committee. It should be noted that this information has not been confirmed by other party members and could be erroneous.

The Congress will take place over five days, so that all party members have the right to express their opinion on the decisions taken during it, as well as to adopt a political manifesto. In Limbo, it is organized at the Limexpo Complex in Corinești and the Polyvalent Hall in Matrolinsk, and in Sigeta it takes place in the House of the Congress in Nagyfelvárad and the FHRD Center in Fehérőd.

[POLITICS] Predoiu wants to return to politics. Criticisms directed at the government, as well as former party colleagues.

Ten days after his release from Rovina Penitentiary, former Prime Minister Horia Predoiu has already made his first television appearance. In an interview with Limbo TV, he did not fail to criticize the current government, but he also criticized his former party colleagues.

“I don’t think many explanations are needed as to why I don’t support those who have already come to power. Because let’s think about it: nationalizations and everything that is happening only pushes investors out of the country. Besides, the fact that we were humiliated in the way we were in the last few weeks both in the International Forum Security Council and in the Auroran Council is inconceivable. Plus, there are huge expenditures on aid (…) almost 15% of GDP, from what I understand?”

Although he said he wanted to return to the political scene if the High Court ruled in his favor, Predoiu vehemently refused to return to the Conservative Party or join the Libertarian Party, criticizing his former party and alliance colleagues (PROLIB).

“No, I will not return there under any circumstances. Because, let’s be serious, they have no real chance of regaining power. Yes, maybe the Libertarians had a small chance at one point, but that thing went away after what happened last year in Corova. And on top of all that, I don’t think the two parties have anything original left from the former alliance that I helped form.”

Horia Predoiu is currently under judicial control until the High Court makes a decision in the embezzlement case in which he is involved. If he is found guilty, in addition to the sentence he will have to complete, he will no longer have the right to hold public office.

[INTERNAL] PDC rejects change to asylum law. LGBTQ+ people, still be able to receive visas based on safety concerns.

The Standing Committee of the People’s Democratic Council voted yesterday against amending the law in Sigeta on granting asylum. The amendment proposed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs would have removed several criteria for granting asylum in Sigeta from the current law, including whether or not a person is part of the LGBTQ+ community or a woman, both of which were introduced to attract more people from Packilvania to the country. The ministry motivated the decision to submit the project in a press release, stating that it was part of the Ministry’s strategy to improve diplomatic relations with the Sultanate.

The project was rejected with 132 votes against and 18 abstentions.

[INTERNAL] Code red blizzard warning in the Feregi Islands. Meteorologists extend the alerts for the rest of the country until next week.

The Federal Institute of Glaciology, Hydrology, Meteorology and Seismology has issued a code red blizzard warning for the Feregi Islands until 12:00 on July 23. In addition, the cantons of Bistrița, Cimeul Mare and Zănoaga are under a code orange warning, and the rest of the country under a code yellow blizzard warning, which has been extended by meteorologists until July 27.

Transport on the islands has already been severely affected by the bad weather, with the A9 motorway being completely closed to public traffic at the beginning of last week. In total, around 38% of the road infrastructure and almost the entire railway infrastructure in the canton have been blocked by snowdrifts, according to data from the Cantonal Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure. This morning, a 63-year-old woman from the village of Curtea, Tomești commune, died after the ambulance that was supposed to take her to the hospital got stuck for almost two hours in the snow on the road leading to the village.

The Institution of the Prefect of Feregi Islands has already issued a statement advising residents not to leave their homes unless absolutely necessary. Meteorologists say that this blizzard episode will most likely end only by the end of the month.

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PBC World - TODAY’S NEWS, IN SHORT
28 JULY 2026

[POLITICS] First General Congress of DCPP, finally over

The First General Congress of the Democratic Confederal People’s Party officially ended today, after being extended for another two days after the vote for the Central Committee was repeated due to a tie vote between 23 people fighting for one of the ten seats in it. Fortunately, however, the Congress took place without incident.

Following this, Alexandru Odobescu and Erika Farkas were elected as General Secretaries. The party’s Central Committee will publicly announce the composition of the Secretariat and the Political Bureau, as well as who will occupy the position of Chairperson, only next week.

Currently, the Democratic Popular Front, the political alliance dominated by the Democratic Confederals, is at 73.1% according to the latest opinion poll from IRSPS.

[INTERNAL] Limbo is preparing to disband its own army

The Federal Council approved a bill yesterday evening that provides for the de jure abolition of the Defence Forces. According to the text of the new law, already promulgated by President Hellen Portman this morning, the Armed Forces will be replaced by a new institution that will remain under the jurisdiction of the Federal Department of Defence, more precisely the Federal Guard Corps. The latter will only be able to operate on the territory of the country, with the exception of sapientarian aid missions and peacekeeping missions.

The law stipulates that the Federal Guard Corps will be organized into land, air and naval forces. The land forces will also receive training for guerrilla warfare and urban warfare.

In an official statement, the Federal Government stated that all the details will be made public in two days.

[INTERNAL] Final decision of the Fehérőd Court: Almassy is guilty

More than two months after her indictment, judges at the Fehérőd Court found Michelle Almassy guilty of laundering money from her own party’s subsidies. According to the judges’ decision, she received 53 years in prison, and her cousin, László Gabor, who was the party’s treasurer at the time of the crimes, 58 years.

Also in the same case, Almassy’s former brother-in-law, Miklós Buday, and her sister, Szilvia Almassy, ​​both received 61-year sentences. The two were tried in absentia, as they are still out of the country.

Although Fehérőd has a separate legal system from that of Sigeta, the region has the same harsh penalties for corruption and violence as the rest of the country, as part of the nation’s strategy to fight against corruption.

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PBC World - TODAY’S NEWS, IN SHORT
06 AUGUST 2026

[POLITICS] A few parties could disappear from the political scene. Which parties are they and why?

Limbo has a very rich history regarding political parties, full of internal power struggles, losses and even splits. However, in recent years, the number of parties in the country has decreased, mainly due to the fact that most of the small parties have become inactive and have been closed by court decisions, or because they have merged with some of the main parties.

The same fate could befall two other parties in the country, namely the Thaerist Democrats and the Agrarians. Members of both political groups approved the decisions of the leaderships to merge with the Social Democratic Party and the Progressive People’s Party, respectively.

A less favorable fate may befall those in the Libertarian Party, after the Aequalitas Association, a movement formed by several non-governmental organizations and independent civil rights institutions, such as the Federal Council for Civil Rights and the Federal Council for Combating Discrimination, sent the Federal Government a request of over three hundred pages against the party, which is led by interim leader Steve Wilson. This requires the executive to file a challenge with the Constitutional Court regarding the constitutionality of the Libertarian Party, taking into account the large number of members who consider themselves to be ligarchists, or who pay homage to members of the former National League.

[INTERNAL] PDC adopts the law on the creation of the State Magisterium of Sigeta. Cséke: 'We'll see what happens.'

The Standing Committee of the People’s Democratic Council adopted in yesterday’s session a bill submitted by the Ministry of Culture and Religious Cults, which seeks to establish a new paxist organization, as a replacement for the current Magisterium of Sigeta. The bill passed with 136 votes in favor, 4 against and 10 abstentions.

The President of the People’s Democratic Council, László Cséke, stated that the new measure aims at the country’s complete independence from the continent.

Cséke: “People already know what kind of neighbor we have to the west. In addition, I would like to say that this bill is part of a larger package of bills on the country’s foreign policy. They will all be put to the vote this month. Until then, let’s see what happens.”

If the law is signed into law by President Attila Szabo, it will transfer all properties of the current Magisterium of Sigeta to the newly formed State Magisterium, including those in Limboese territory, dated back to the 19th century. The law also stipulates that anyone, regardless of race, ethnicity, gender or sexual orientation, will be able to join the new organization.

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PBC World - BREAKING NEWS
17 AUGUST 2026

The Constitutional Court’s final decision on the Libertarians

The Constitutional Court published today in the Official Gazette its decision regarding the Federal Government’s challenge to the constitutionality of the Libertarian Party. According to the decision, the judges also took into account the over three hundred page report submitted by Aequalitas in their request to the Government two weeks ago.

"On 14.08.2026, the Constitutional Court of the Limboese Republic unanimously decided to accept the request made by the Federal Government of the Limboese Republic regarding the constitutionality of the political organization “Libertarian Party”, headquartered at 5 Miron Constescu Street, Municipality of Corinești, Canton of Corinești.
The judges noted that the political program of the Libertarian Party, in part or in full, contradicts several articles of the constitution (…) Thus, after analyzing all the relevant documents submitted by the Federal Government, the Constitutional Court decided on 17.08.2026 that the Libertarian Party, both through its political program and through the actions of its own members, is unconstitutional.
By this decision, the Constitutional Court of the Limboese Republic also requests the Corinești Tribunal to strike the organization from the Federal Register of Political Parties.
This decision is final and generally binding."

The entire text of the CCRL decision can be consulted on the Official Gazette or the Court’s website. At the moment, no one from the Libertarian Party has commented on the decision.

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PBC World - TODAY’S NEWS, IN SHORT
22 AUGUST 2026

[POLITICS] Social Democrats and Progressives reached an agreement on merger

The Social Democratic Party reached an agreement with the Progressive People’s Party yesterday regarding a potential merger of the two parties. According to the leaders of the two parties, the Social Democrats who won the DPF primary elections will remain on the candidate lists, and they will receive around one-sixth of the seats in the Central Committee, as well as one seat in the Politburo.

In addition to the Social Democratic Party, the Labor Alliance also concluded such an agreement with the Progressives after the party’s leader, Michelle Almassy, ​​was convicted and replaced by Csaba Sovány.

In this way, the Progressive People’s Party becomes the only and largest left-wing party in the country.

[INTERNAL] Tougher AI regulations, adopted by the Federal Senate

The Federal Senate approved new regulations on artificial intelligence today during an extraordinary session. The bill, proposed by the Federal Department of the Interior, prohibits the use of generative artificial intelligence in advertising, art, customer service, entertainment, news and television.

These are not the only restrictions, as the law prohibits the sending of any information that is not open-source, including personal data or the activity history of any person, to third parties by digital operators in the country. In addition, all foreign AI companies will not have the right to operate in the country or to take over data from the country.

Alina Meyer, elected a few weeks ago as a member of the Secretariat of the Progressive People’s Party, offered her point of view in an interview with our station.

"It has been known for a very long time the attitude that both we, the party and the Federal Government, have taken towards artificial intelligence. Here I am referring in particular to those marketed by multinational corporations. There is no control over what they want to do, and in the end decisions will be made only to increase the profits of these companies.

In addition, we all already know how much harm AI has done, both here and abroad. In addition to everything related to the effects of large data centers, such as high water and electricity consumption, AI has been and is being used in the worst possible ways. I, and I think the vast majority, do not care what the tech bro corporatists say, because we know that it will not do us any good if we kiss the - - - of techbillionaires.

And now I will specify: yes, the Government has approved a project to develop artificial intelligence, but only because the initiative came from the public sphere, that is, from several faculties and institutes in the field of computer science, and for that the project is meant to develop an AI that can be used in research. In addition, everything related to the infrastructure is in the design phase, but some clear limits have been set."

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PBC World - TODAY’S NEWS, IN SHORT
31 AUGUST 2026

[POLITICS] Predoiu, new leader of the Liberal Democrats

Horia Predoiu was elected by the National Bureau of the Liberal Democratic Party as the leader of the formation. The former prime minister declared to public television that he did not want to return to his former party because of the existence of a wing that opposes him.

“There has always been this Ionavici camp, even though after they took me to Rovina it was so devastating. I knew that he wanted to replace me, and look where it ended up: The Conservatives are in 4th place in the polls. If I had formed my own party, it would have been even worse. What chances would I have had then, considering that they (the Progressives) have around 70% in the polls? Yes, the situation can change from one day to the next, but still…”

As for the current government, he did not have much to criticize.

“What can I say? I mean, those agreements that they broke were not negotiated by me, so they are not my problem. As far as I know, there were also former colleagues of mine from the former party, and those with whom I got along very well, who voted through committees in favor of withdrawing from them. What else can I say? Good luck, I guess.”

According to the latest poll conducted by Socio, the Liberal Democratic Party is at 11.4%, increasing in the polls after the Libertarian Party was removed from the Federal Register of Political Parties at the request of the Constitutional Court.

Predoiu is targeted, along with other people, in a second corruption case in which he is accused of forgery in official documents.

[INTERNAL] Embassy of Oscrelia, ​​vandalized

The building where the Embassy of Oscrelia operates was vandalized yesterday evening. Two of its windows were broken, and on the external wall was written “Get Out!” in graffiti alongside some ligarchist symbols. It is still not known who vandalized the building, but it is believed that the person in question could have caused this because of the latest diplomatic incidents. Fortunately, no one was in the building when this happened.

The Corinești Municipality City Hall has already started and completed the repair work of the building located in the old city center. In addition, new surveillance cameras have been placed near the embassy.

Asked about what happened, the Federal Secretary of the Interior, Maria Remisceanu, asked the law enforcement agencies to find the perpetrator as soon as possible.

“Regarding what happened on the night of 30 to 31 August, I would like to clarify that no one in the government will tolerate such actions at all. I spoke with the Inspector General of the Federal Police, as well as with the local police chiefs, and they assured me that everything will be resolved as quickly as they can. Hatred will only lead us into an abyss, and in this case to court.”

The case was taken over by the 2nd Police Department in Corinești, which opened a criminal case for the destruction of diplomatic mission property. If caught, the guilty person could face a sentence of between two and ten years in prison or a fine of up to one million lei.

This is not the first incident of this kind. Vandalism of embassy buildings is a common phenomenon in the country’s history, dating back to the crisis period, when the Embassy of Ethalria was intentionally set on fire. It was only in 2004 that a law was introduced to expressly condemned the destruction of buildings where diplomatic missions of other states or international organizations operate.

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