President Neina Arana announced today that effective immediately, Milintica’s Representative Assembly will be suspended. Milintica will also dissolve all political parties other than the Milintican Communist Party. “Milintica is facing unprecedented dangers from multiple hostile powers in Caxcana. In addition, Milintica’s goal
President Neina Arana has declared martial law in response to ongoing protests in Milintica. The protesters have been demanding the release of opposition leaders and the reversal of Arana’s decision to withdraw Milintica from the Union of Caxcanan States. She had previously
The Peoples’ Democratic Army of Milintica has been deployed to several cities in that country to bring an end to recent protests. Initial reports indicate that hundreds of people have been detained, as the Army provides backup to the National Police to
Violent protests are rocking Milintica after the announcement by President Neina Arana that she has withdrawn the country from the Union of Caxcanan States. The protests started as peaceful protests led by the Milintican Peoples’ Party, the former ruling party. The protesters
In an early morning session today, the Eirian Senate approved the ascension of Manabí Rive into the Union of Caxcanan States, giving the small island nation the final stamp of approval that it needed to join the regional organization. While the final
The Supreme Tribunal of Justice, Milintica’s highest court, has declined to overturn the results of the presidential election on September 1st. The court’s decision means that President-elect Neina Arana of the Milintican Communist Party will be able to assume the presidency on
After the longest recorded delay in releasing election results in Milintican history, Neina Arana of the Milintican Communist Party has been declared the winner of the presidential race. The Peoples’ Electoral Committee made the announcement at 9:45pm Milintican time on September 2nd,
As polls closed in Milintica on September 1st, they ushered in the end of a day marked by heavy voter participation, police and soldiers on the streets, and sporadic incidents of violence as well as attempts by both the major parties involved
WAIRARAPA NATIONAL UNIVERSITY, MILINTICA – With just over a week before Milinticans go to the polls for national elections, the two leading candidates for President clashed in the only scheduled presidential debate. Incumbent President and Milintican Peoples’ Party leader Matōchmizalo has been facing
Despite a government ban and heavy police presence, pro-democracy protests have resumed in the Taragaian capital Bor-Öndör and have spread to several other cities. In addition to re-occupying Tebengri Square, protesters have rallied in three other public parks in the capital. Protests