.
Homeland Channel is partially or fully funded by the Cruzeiran government President Milo Safe, Recovering From Gas Leak Incident September 14, 2098 President of the Republic, Lucas Dias Milo, after suffering injuries due to a gas leak incident in a historic church while speeching in Curitiba, has been discharged from the local hospital Grécia Martins Surgery Center, in Joinville, state of Paraná. The president is clear in addressing the media. In response to allegations circulating about a possible kidnapping or coup involving mercenaries, Milo categorically dismissed them as "fake news." He reaffirmed his position, stating, "These allegations are dishonorable attempts to destabilize me. We are more united and stronger than ever." In addition, the government's website and other social media portals also denied the allegations of "helicopter kidnapping" or "Russian mercenary coup," classifying such claims as fake news. The president is recovering from the trauma and hopes to resume his activities soon. The incident has led to a review of security measures at public events, with a promise of increased surveillance to protect public figures and citizens. President Resigns Role as Chief of the Armed Forces With Constitutional Amendment; Army General Takes the Position June 8, 2099 Yesterday, June 7th, structural changes in the armed forces were made, General-of-the-Army Luís Antônio Moraes assumed as the supreme chief of the institution, replacing the President of the Republic Lucas D. Milo, whose position until then held supreme power over Cruzeiro's defense. The change was supported by the president himself, who encouraged his liberal party, with the largest number of seats in the national congress, to make the change during a constitutional amendment session yesterday, which lasted 4 hours and 27 minutes. Of the total of 324 congresspeople, 220 voted for the amendment, with the liberal party being the largest component of votes in favor. Other opposition parties were also important for the victory, however, these, instead of voting at the urging of a prominent figure, did so possibly aiming to weaken Milo's powers. Below are the results published by the National Congress after the session finished:
National Congress chart 68% of the Congress voted in favor - The amendment revised significant guidelines in the constitution, allowing for greater centralization of military command in the hands of a single individual. This legislative move was justified by its supporters as a necessary measure to "strengthen the efficiency and cohesion of the armed forces in times of global turbulence and internal challenges." The approval of the governor of São Paulo on social media indicated a possible tune between the Federative state and Moraes's army. Governor Vicente's tweet after the Constitutional Amendment Upon taking office as Supreme Chief, General Moraes's first action was to proclaim the "Greater Cruzeiran Army", (or simply MEC for Maior Exército Cruzeirense in Portuguese) as a revitalized force ready to face future defense challenges. Moraes shouted a speech, made at the National Monument to the Dead of World War II, in Rio de Janeiro, with a formation of about 200 soldiers, some officers, and the presence of the Military Commander of the East, Luísa Abravanel Mendes, broadcast nationally.
A picture of the National Monument to the Dead of World War II, where the speech took place The subsequent constitutional change have generated mixed reactions across the nation. While many celebrate the decision as a positive move, critics express concern about the growing military power in national politics. Political analysts point out that this change could alter the balance of power, possibly increasing the army's role in civilian decisions. Greater Cruzeiran Army Emblem, which has been circulating in social media as the official one Cruzeiro Mobilizes for Border Patrolling in Response to Thailand's Legalization of Narcotics June 7, 2099 After the legalization of drug trade and distribution by Thai corporate administrations in South America, Siamese American Corp and Empresa Tailandesa-Colombiana, there is an imminent risk of a drastic increase in smuggling and trafficking of illicit substances. In response to the defense of the population and security within the borders, the Maior Exército Cruzeirense (MEC) responded strongly by intensifying its security operations along the northern borders of the country. The measure comes as a direct response to prevent the influx of narcotics that could potentially cross into national territory. As part of the operation, the Northern Military Command, led by Commander Rodrigo Farias, partially mobilized its troops to conduct intensive patrols along the borders. In a complementary effort, aircraft from the Air Force were dispatched to conduct aerial inspections, ensuring comprehensive and effective coverage against possible air trafficking routes. Military Command of the North Identification Symbol Official reports from the Ministry of Defense revealed that a total of 20 Patrol and Reconnaissance Helicopters, 50 Reconnaissance and Patrol Drones were dispatched. Additionally, a coordinated action by the Riverine Fleet resulted in the detention of a group of five Colombians suspected of attempting to illegally cross the Uaupés River, near the peaceful little city of Iauaretê, being intercepted by patrolling boats. In red, a section of the Uaupés river, where the apprehension happened MEC soldiers receiving instructions for a perimeter check Authorities are holding the suspects in custody on charges of espionage, awaiting investigation. The MEC reiterated its commitment to the security and integrity of Cruzeiro, ensuring that it will take all necessary measures to protect its borders. |
Replies
Well-written as always!
@Memem Aster
Thanks, I accidentally closed the tab when I was finishing and had to start again
Great Bulletin! Glad to see President Lucas Dias Milo is doing well.