Semanaire 43 - Ronda ala Europea

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Barely more than a week, since Montecrux joined Europe, and in just that period, the country is now unrecognisable from what it used to be.

Even though our first sports event within this borders, hospiced by X Country, turned out to be, should we say it, an humiliant defeat for our Football Federation, this helped by beginning to set up cordial relationships with other nations.

After a few years of almost complete autarchy, it seems that the government is searching to also totally reestructurate international politics, which can be very helpful, in a region with such a variety of nations, from Republics to Monarchies, without forgetting the Waffles, where everyone seems to have a good place in it.

Also, the Prince Carles III, during his visit to Prusibourg, said to be ready to help the government in any way he can, as president of the Lower Chamber, and said being hopeful about the future, dissipating rising anxiety from the Montelians' hearts.

Unfortunately, with the uncoming elections (said to be in December), incertitude is at the daily menu: having Boris Kazinscki lost popularity, after trying to keep power by not allowing the Assembly to dissolve, the opposition dissembled between autarchists and regionalists, and a far-right party rising in the polls, nobody knows what will be happening to Montecrux by New Year's Eve. The only thing we will know are the official eligible candidates this same Sunday, so please, wait for the next Semanaire to talk entirely about internal politics.