NATIONAL NEWS HERE TODAY
Protest across Neyipitoya?
Why is it happening?
What is the president’s response?
Bring to you live today in the city of Novelle Nova Romana, one of the newest city to be added to the union as of yet. But apparently there has been controversy lately due to the demilitarization of the nation from 0.8 to just 0.5. Locals here are echoing the “collapse of old” possibly referring to the fall of Sandibolma to which was the previous home of the Franco-Indian Majority here. The protest has destroyed homes, hospitals, shops, litter and rubble filled the road. The local here are calling for the resignation of the President due to sheer incompetence, we’ll talk to one of the local on their option:
Jean Williem: I believe that the government does not want security and of the security of the people, but unlike other people I don’t think the resignation of the President will solve anything, honestly what would the prime minister do as acting president? Not much I tell you! Which is why I’m politely suggesting an increase in military spending, stockpile guns, ammunition and gas in case of war. I hope the president look over my suggestion and at least implement some of it so as some of us can be assured of our safety.
That was the response of one of the local. As only fair, the president has to be interviewed, however the Central Government of Neyipitoya and the Office of the Presidency refuse to accept any requests for an interview. However a Cabinet member has respond to some of our questions.
Is Neyipitoya going to collapse?
Henry Achacha: As long as our nation has a military, economy and social welfare. No it will not collapse in the near future. In case of an emergency, The National Assembly will hold an meeting to discuss the course of actions in order to solve the crisis.
How are the infrastructure in the nation?
Henry Achacha: although there has been a decline in infrastructure in some big cities, we have ensured equality across our nation and has ensure we get the most out of our economy and benefits aren’t different just because they’re in an industrial city or commercial city.
Why did the government demilitarize by that much?
Henry Achacha: we have not demilitarize by much considering that Neyipitoya now embraces peace and all we did was promote the essential part of our military, long are the days of over 144 ships with nothing to do but collect dust whilst our aircraft and tanks barely gets any funding. So in a sense it’s a re-prioritizing the more important aspect of the military over the more wasteful type.
And that was all they had answered, thank you for reading this and I hope you all have a great morning, afternoon or evening wherever you are.
