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How do you put a dispatch on the regional discussion?

Linaisembourg Recovering
With the Linaisembourg Government investing more in local industries and cutting interest rates, the economy is continuing down the path of recovery. At this point, some investors are returning to the country, and we are pleased to announce that now is a perfect time for foreign investment.

Madrinpoor wrote:

Businesses flock to Linaisembourg

Madri private businesses, such as the car company Bolk, have begun establishing factories and stores in Linaisembourg. The shoppers pay Linaisembourg sales taxes but they pay their business tax to Madrinpoor, and the Linaisembourg business tax is made up as VAT. The Madri government also opens inquiries over whether they can open a Bauxite mine in the region, as a Madri state-owned business, to create aluminium for tanks and fighters.

(Could you clarify what you mean by business / VAT tax arrangement?

In Linaisembourg, all businesses are taxed on their income made in Linaisembourg through our corporate tax. Regarding the mine, all natural resources in Linaisembourg are nationally endowed, and so a foreign mine cannot open up in our country.

Role playing game:

Considering the recent approval in Madrinpoor of the Law of Free Media, which eliminates copyright, the Erimea government formally expresses its disagreement with this new legislation passed in the country.

We consider that it is not correct to give to everyone who wants, the creations of other people.
We strongly believe that all inventions must be managed by their creator and that other people who wish to access such creations formally request permission from their creators.

We want the government of the country to clarify this law and explain how it got to this point.

Madrinpoor wrote:

Louis Amaritain, Parliament Speaker of the PPM explains the bill.

"For years, greedy media holders have restricted our rights and forced us to abide by draconian copyright laws. No longer. This act ensures that what is made for the people goes to the people. Artists who just create works to make money no longer have that option, and freedom can once again spread to Madrinpoor."

Office of the Chairperson of the Overseer Committee of Poland-Bavara

"As a artist I would just like to comment on the new Madrinpoor copyright laws. Copyright was created by Queen Anne of Britain in the Statute of Anne to promise artists to protect their art pieces (paintings, music, books, etc) in exchange that they make more art. From an artist's and policy writer's view, I disagree with this completely. They will lose quite a bit of artistic expression in the coming time. I hope the great nation of Madrinpoor a good day."

Lee Henry
Chairperson of the Overseer Committee
Home Secretary
Poland-Bavaria
Liberal Democratic Union

Potenzia wrote:

Annual Formula One race brings Potenzia to a screeching halt

by The Imperio of Potenzia

Cape Royale will become host to the Formula 1 regional championship when it showcases the inaugural Potenzia Grand Prix.

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CAPE ROYALE — The Potenzia Grand Prix will take place in the nation’s second-largest city – Cape Royale, on the east coast of the country. The race will be run on a street track, expected to hug the seafront, providing a stunning natural backdrop for the action.

Organizers hope that the race will take place at night under lights, adding another layer of atmosphere. They expect the city to come alive with excitement for the race, with everyone coming together to celebrate a festival of F1.

“We are really looking forward to racing there and launching F1 in a new market because that's always an exciting time," says Christina Carrera.

In particular she pointed out that the new location would benefit from "a hugely young demographic, vast population, and interest in the motorsport and automotive sector.



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In our country, cars are not welcome, as we consider them to be a major source of pollution, although recently it has begun to consider eliminating the laws that prohibit them.

Even so, we can support this initiative with the participation of the erimeano public, who would be very grateful to participate in the event.

Ainland wrote:

Which NationStates policy does your nation have, that you are most keen to get rid of?

Sometimes you end up with an unexpected NationStates policy as a result of answering an issue, that you just can't wait to get rid of! Which policy have you been given that you dislike the most?

I'll go first - Compulsory Organ Harvesting. I can't remember the exact issue, but I'm sure the intention was to allow an 'opt-out' system. I also have Polygamy, which I'd quite like to remove, but this isn't quite as bad.

I don't have it anymore, but for me it was Video Game Ban. That was an accident and I didn't mean to click it.

Ainland wrote:

Which NationStates policy does your nation have, that you are most keen to get rid of?

Sometimes you end up with an unexpected NationStates policy as a result of answering an issue, that you just can't wait to get rid of! Which policy have you been given that you dislike the most?

I'll go first - Compulsory Organ Harvesting. I can't remember the exact issue, but I'm sure the intention was to allow an 'opt-out' system. I also have Polygamy, which I'd quite like to remove, but this isn't quite as bad.

I think there are two policies: car ban and mandatory hiring.

When I banned cars, I didn't really think about the future of this industry, now I want to eliminate it.

I passed compulsory military service by accident. I do not think that compulsory military service is the right thing to do for the defense of a nation, on the contrary, countries with small armies, but with high-quality tools and good financing, have defeated countries with larger military troops.

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Role play- Erimea Central News Network:

The National People's Party will present to parliament, where it is the majority and with several allied parties, a bill to reform the law that seeks to extend the period in power of the members of Parliament, the Executive Power and the governors of cities and provinces. . , from 5 months to 1 year.
This has caused a stir among the other political parties that consider "incomprehensible that a bad administration seeks to continue in government."

Several political and social leaders expressed their concern about this modification that would give more time in government to the officials who are the winners of the next elections in the country.

Let us remember that indefinite reelection has already been established in the country, which allows politicians to stand as candidates as many times as they want; what is sought is to increase the power of the corrupt mafia that governs the country and that has ruined the economy ". '- said Peter Sandoval, leader of the Common Project Party.

The project will be presented this Monday in Parliament. Several national organizations have expressed their rejection of this project that seeks to extend the mandate of the president, legislators and governors of the cities or provinces that win the next elections.

Ainland wrote:

Which NationStates policy does your nation have, that you are most keen to get rid of?

Sometimes you end up with an unexpected NationStates policy as a result of answering an issue, that you just can't wait to get rid of! Which policy have you been given that you dislike the most?

I'll go first - Compulsory Organ Harvesting. I can't remember the exact issue, but I'm sure the intention was to allow an 'opt-out' system. I also have Polygamy, which I'd quite like to remove, but this isn't quite as bad.

I don't really have one. I just have Capitalist...

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RP

In the Antártica-Magallanes Region, the southern most region of State of chile, a leader of the ChileOnly Party has been arrested in Puerta Arenas for the attempted takeover of the Regions Parliament. If found guilty, he will serve upto 60 years in prison.

I will use that...